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Thakzin isn’t just making music — he’s building a movement. Hailing from Johannesburg, this genre-defying producer is the mastermind behind 3Step, a bold fusion of Afro House, Amapiano, and electronic soul that’s as spiritual as it is futuristic. His debut album, Gods Window Pt.1, isn’t just a playlist — it’s a portal: 18 tracks that move like a ceremony, echoing ancestral rhythms while pushing sound into uncharted territory. With global tastemakers like Black Coffee and BBC Radio 1 singing his praises, and stages from Europe to Africa under his belt, Thakzin isn’t following trends — he’s creating a new frequency for the culture Instagram · Twitter

— DJ Bullet and DJ Patlama! The duo is back with their new EP Music and Blessings, packed with 5 soulful house bangers perfect for the summer.
From Ngikhethe Wena to Doro Doro, they’ve been shaking up the scene and now they’re doing it again — featuring top local talent and spreading feel-good vibes across Mzansi. Stream Music and Blessings now on all platforms — and let the rhythm take over! Instagram · Twitter

Joining us in studio today is Sifundo Dladla, a talented actor, musician, and entrepreneur whose journey from a small village in KwaZulu-Natal to the screens of Mzansi is nothing short of inspiring.
Sifundo, 29, grew up in KwaHluphiwe, raised by his grandmother, MaNkabinde. Life in his village was simple—without electricity or a TV—but it was during visits to his mother in Johannesburg that he first discovered his passion for television and performance. While most people around him dreamed of becoming doctors, teachers, or police officers, Sifundo dared to imagine a different path, despite the skepticism he faced.
In 2008, he started his creative journey as a DJ under the stage name S-DEEZ, making beats and learning the ropes with the help of his cousin. By 2015, he had transitioned into acting, landing his first role in the Mzansi Magic movie Mkhulu. From there, his career took off, with notable appearances in Fatherless, Now or Never on SABC1, Gold Diggers (eTV), Pastor Bae, and Rhythm City. His lead roles in Toro and Mme Matswale further cemented his place in the industry.
Sifundo gained widespread recognition in 2020 for his role as “New Guy” in Gomora, and he has continued to make waves in films such as Lesiba, Iphela Lase Vosloo, Umsesane, Bengisho Delani, and Ugogo Wabantu. In 2023, he joined the hit series Smoke & Mirrors, currently shooting its second season.
Beyond acting, Sifundo is passionate about fashion and is the founder of Typical Zulu Clothing, blending his love for style with his entrepreneurial spirit. His story is one of perseverance, creativity, and breaking barriers—showing that dreams are possible no matter where you come from. Instagram · Twitter

This week, we’re thrilled to welcome Nozuko Ntshangase and Khanyisa Mnyaka to the studio—two powerhouse South African coaches, speakers, and change-makers whose work in personal development and empowerment has touched thousands.
Nozuko Ntshangase, born Nozuko Ncayiyane in KwaZulu-Natal, has spent over a decade captivating audiences with her performances on iconic South African television shows such as Skeem Saam, DiepCity, Scandal, The River, Abomama, and Isiphiwo. Known for her depth, versatility, and emotional intensity, she has become a household name in the entertainment industry. Beyond acting, Nozuko is a certified Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) coach, using her expertise to guide individuals—especially women—toward self-love, healing, and personal empowerment. Her Uniquely Me initiative includes motivational speaking, workshops, and her book of the same name, focusing on emotional healing and helping women reclaim their self-worth, particularly in South African townships.
Joining her in this mission is Khanyisa Mnyaka, a certified life coach, TEDx speaker, counselor, and author. For the past five years, Khanyisa has dedicated her work to helping people stop abandoning themselves, set boundaries that honour their peace, and embrace radical self-love. Raised in a strict religious household, Khanyisa intimately understands the struggles of perfectionism and people-pleasing. Through her seminars, coaching programs, wellness retreats, and online community nearing half a million followers, she teaches practical tools for transformation, from mindset shifts to emotional healing. Her signature programs, including one-on-one coaching and the Love Out Loud series, inspire participants to reclaim their confidence, strengthen relationships, and step into their authentic selves.

Together, Nozuko and Khanyisa co-host the Own Your Life seminar—a one-day, life-changing experience designed for South Africans feeling unseen, burnt out, or disconnected. The event combines emotional release, inner child work, live coaching, and practical tools for personal transformation. Attendees can expect tears, breakthroughs, and reconnection as they learn to embrace self-love, set boundaries, and reclaim their personal power.
With both Nozuko’s experience in storytelling and emotional coaching, and Khanyisa’s expertise in self-love and personal development, this seminar promises a powerful, transformative space for growth and healing. Whether you’re seeking clarity, empowerment, or just a fresh start, Own Your Life is a must-attend experience. Instagram · Twitter

The Embassy of Japan in South Africa has announced that applications are now open for the 2026 intake of the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program, a life-changing opportunity for young South African graduates to live and work in Japan as Assistant Language Teachers.
At a time when youth unemployment in South Africa remains high, this program offers a unique pathway for young professionals to gain international work experience, develop global competencies, and represent South Africa abroad while earning a competitive salary. Since 1997, nearly 1,000 South Africans have participated, helping to strengthen cultural and educational ties between Japan and South Africa. Instagram · Twitter

he South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has formally instructed media personality Ngizwe Mchunu to immediately stop posting or promoting any content that incites violence or discrimination against the LGBTQI+ community.
According to the Commission, Mchunu’s comments constitute a prima facie violation of the Equality Act. This action follows several complaints alleging hate speech and harassment in connection with remarks he made on social media targeting members of the LGBTQI+ community.
SAHRC spokesperson Wisani Baloyi confirmed that Mchunu has also been ordered to take down all offensive material from his social media pages.
“Mchunu must remove all offending content from his social media platforms and associated channels within 24 hours of receiving the letter. He is also required to issue a public retraction and apology acknowledging the harm caused and commit to refraining from such conduct in the future,” said Baloyi.
The directive comes after Mchunu’s homophobic remarks about same-sex marriage were widely condemned and rejected by the SAHRC, along with calls for accountability from human rights advocates. Instagram · Twitter

Today, on World Mental Health Day, it’s worth reflecting on how our workplaces impact not just productivity, but the mental well-being of employees. Toxic work environments don’t just hurt staff—they also hurt business.
Research shows that employees often hold middle and senior management accountable for creating toxic cultures. Poor communication, lack of empathy, and bullying can lead to disengagement, low morale, and high turnover. According to the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), toxic workplaces have contributed to 20% of U.S. employees leaving their jobs over five years, costing businesses billions in turnover expenses.
The consequences go beyond finances. Stress, anxiety, and burnout are common among employees in harmful workplaces, affecting both their health and overall performance. Over time, toxic environments can stifle creativity, collaboration, and team spirit.
Experts emphasize that leadership and culture are key to change. Prof. Renata Schoeman from Stellenbosch Business School notes that unchecked leadership traits, like excessive boldness or charm, can mirror toxic behaviors. Dr. Ngao Motsei, a workplace bullying expert, stresses the importance of addressing harassment early and promoting respectful, supportive workplaces. DEI strategist John Vlismas points out that inclusive, fair workplaces not only protect mental health but also improve engagement and retention.
Organizations like Novo Nordisk South Africa show that proactive HR programs, open communication, and culture-focused initiatives are essential for building healthy work environments.
On this World Mental Health Day, it’s a reminder: creating a positive workplace isn’t just good for business—it’s vital for the well-being of everyone who walks through the office doors. Healthy workplaces support healthy minds. Instagram · Twitter

South African rising star Tshego Santana is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with in the country's music scene. The Zeerust-born artist, whose real name is Tshegofatso Motlhabane, continues to captivate audiences with his ability to fuse heartfelt storytelling, spiritual reflection, and contemporary hip-hop. His latest EP, Santilala, released this August, is a testament to that artistry, a six-track journey that balances vulnerability and confidence, pain and healing, faith and fire. Opening with the emotional "Glory," Tshego sets a powerful tone that showcases his growth both as an artist and as a man grounded in purpose. Standout tracks like "Baka" and "Khabonina" highlight his seamless transitions between rap and melody, while “Male Bestfrien’te” and “Eazeh” reveal his versatility and relatability. Produced by Rillo Beatz, the project feels deeply intentional ,a sonic statement of identity
and introspection Twitter · Instagram

In conversation with, Jolene de Szabo (Palmer), also known as Jo
Is a yoga instructor, teacher trainer, and founder of YogaJo Studio in Bedfordview, Johannesburg. Teaching since 2013, she is passionate about promoting mindfulness, healing, and personal growth through movement and awareness. Her offerings include corporate, kids’, prenatal, and private yoga sessions, all designed to help individuals find balance and clarity. X · Instagram

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

In conversation with, Dr Shuaib Kauchali.
Dr Shuaib Kauchali is a paediatrician and public health expert with over 30 years of experience in child health, nutritional epidemiology, and healthcare leadership. He holds advanced qualifications from Wits University, Columbia University, and the University of KwaZulu-Natal, and has contributed to national policies on maternal and child health, HIV, TB, and nutrition. X · Instagram

In a world where HIV and AIDS continue to affect millions, the voices of those living with the virus are crucial in shaping understanding and breaking down stigma. The Positive Pair, co-founded by Saidy Brown and Doreen Moraa Moracha, is an initiative that amplifies these voices, offering a platform for open dialogue, education, and empowerment.

Who Are The Positive Pair?

Saidy Brown is a South African advocate born with HIV. At 14, she discovered her status and has since dedicated herself to educating others about HIV through social media and public speaking. She has been involved with organizations like Y+ South Africa and has participated in campaigns such as UNICEF’s HIV & COVID-19 initiative.

Doreen Moraa Moracha, hailing from Kenya, is a passionate advocate for people living with HIV. Born with the virus, she has used her experiences to challenge societal norms and promote understanding. Doreen has been featured in various platforms, sharing her journey and insights into living positively with HIV.

Together, Saidy and Doreen launched The Positive Pair to create a space where individuals can engage in honest conversations about HIV, share personal stories, and educate the public on prevention and treatment.

Mission and Activities

The Positive Pair focuses on:

Raising Awareness: Through social media platforms, they share information about HIV prevention, treatment, and the importance of regular testing.
Reducing Stigma: By openly discussing their experiences, they aim to challenge misconceptions and reduce the stigma associated with HIV.
Empowering Communities: They provide resources and support to individuals living with HIV, encouraging them to take control of their health and well-being.

Understanding HIV and AIDS

HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system, specifically the CD4 cells (T cells). If left untreated, it can lead to AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome), the final stage of HIV infection, where the immune system is severely damaged.
Transmission: HIV is transmitted through contact with certain body fluids such as blood, semen, vaginal fluids, rectal fluids, and breast milk. The most common ways HIV is transmitted include unprotected sex, sharing needles, and from mother to child during childbirth or breastfeeding.
Prevention: Preventive measures include consistent condom use, regular HIV testing, and for those at high risk, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).
Treatment: While there is no cure for HIV, antiretroviral therapy (ART) can manage the virus, allowing individuals to live long and healthy lives.

The Impact of The Positive Pair

Since its inception, The Positive Pair has:
Engaged Audiences: Their interactive sessions on platforms like Instagram have attracted a diverse audience, fostering a community of support and learning.
Collaborated with Experts: They have hosted discussions with health professionals and activists, providing varied perspectives on HIV-related issues.
Shared Personal Stories: By narrating their journeys, Saidy and Doreen have inspired many to seek knowledge, get tested, and live positively with HIV.

Looking Ahead

As they continue their advocacy, The Positive Pair aims to:
Expand Reach: Increase their presence on various platforms to reach a broader audience.
Enhance Education: Provide more in-depth resources on HIV prevention and treatment.
Build Partnerships: Collaborate with other organizations to strengthen the fight against HIV and AIDS. Instagram · Twitter

Johannesburg Water, in partnership with Wits University, has launched an innovative pilot project aimed at providing reliable water access to informal settlements by tapping into underground water sources.
This initiative — the first of its kind in the city — seeks to enhance water supply systems for communities that have long struggled with inconsistent access to clean water.
The pilot phase focuses on nine informal settlements in Johannesburg’s Deep South. It includes drilling boreholes and setting up localised water distribution points to bring services closer to residents.
Johannesburg Water spokesperson Nombuso Shabalala says work has already started in the Marikana and Kokotela informal settlements, with plans to move next to Phumla Mqashi and Narens Farm.
Shabalala adds that the Deep South has one of the highest concentrations of informal settlements and illegal water connections in the city, placing immense pressure on the existing system as demand continues to exceed supply. Instagram · Twitter

The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) has announced a temporary suspension of the Two-Pot savings withdrawal system. The suspension will be in effect from 7 October to 21 October 2025. During this period, members will not be able to submit new withdrawal applications through the Fund’s self-service platforms.
According to GEPF, the suspension is necessary to update its systems with recently implemented actuarial factors used to calculate members’ benefits. These updates are critical to ensure that withdrawal calculations remain accurate and aligned with the Fund’s long-term financial obligations. Other services and benefit payments will continue uninterrupted during this period. The Two-Pot withdrawal function is expected to resume on 22 October 2025.
The Two-Pot system, which came into effect on 1 September 2024, is designed to give GEPF members flexible access to part of their retirement savings while preserving the majority for long-term retirement security. Under the system:
Savings Pot: One-third of new contributions, which members can withdraw once a year, subject to tax.
Retirement Pot: Two-thirds of new contributions, preserved for retirement and not accessible until retirement age.
The system provides members with the ability to address urgent financial needs without compromising their future retirement security.

GEPF encourages members seeking more information to contact the Fund through its call centre, email, or nearest office:
Call Centre: 0800 117 669
Email: enquiries@gepf.co.za
Website: www.gepf.co.za Instagram · Twitter

Jozi My Jozi is partnering with Design Week JHB 2025 to showcase the vibrancy and creativity of Johannesburg through two curated events this October.
Saturday, 11 October – Soweto:
Creative20, in collaboration with Jozi My Jozi, will launch The Annual Kasiology Festival, a township-based celebration of design, creativity, and lifestyle. The festival aligns with the upcoming G20 Summit in South Africa, spotlighting local talent and the dynamic cultural energy of Soweto.

Sunday, 12 October – Lorentzville:
At Nando’s Central Kitchen, Jozi My Jozi will unveil its latest creative campaign, Babize Bonke (“call everyone”). The campaign highlights extraordinary local champions shaping Johannesburg from the ground up and will feature an exhibition accompanied by a series of insightful talks.
Attendees on 12 October can engage in an inspiring conversation with community champions and creative visionaries exploring how authentic storytelling and collaborative design thinking are reshaping Joburg’s narrative—one voice, one story, one community at a time.

About the Babize Bonke Campaign
Babize Bonke celebrates Johannesburg’s unsung heroes, amplifying voices that are often overlooked while showcasing the city’s resilience, creativity, and vibrant culture. By positioning “people as the real gold,” the campaign reframes the city’s narrative, sparking curiosity, pride, and new possibilities.
The panel will discuss how Babize Bonke transforms lived experiences into powerful narratives, demonstrating how storytelling, design thinking, and collaboration can create inclusive, people-centered urban spaces.

Voices of Creative Visionaries:

Melusi Mhlungu (Creative Director, We Are Bizarre) – Reframing Joburg through storytelling and creativity
Justice Mukheli (Filmmaker) – Capturing authentic daily life as a driver of urban transformation
Robbie Brozin (Co-founder, Nando’s) – Leveraging corporate partnership to amplify community impact

Community Champions:
James Delaney – Community development catalyst
Kenneth Nzama (DJ Kenzhero) – Cultural bridge-builder through music
Osmic Menoe – Entrepreneurial innovator
Mama Yumna – Grassroots leader
Nandi Dlepu – Creative and social cohesion architect
Julian Ribeiro – Culinary innovator driving urban regeneration
Grant Ngcobo – Youth empowerment advocate
Dr. Taddy Blecher – Pioneer in educational transformation

This session will highlight how storytelling, design thinking, and community leadership converge to create new models of engagement and urban revitalization.

About Jozi My Jozi
Jozi My Jozi is a collaborative movement dedicated to reimagining, regenerating, and revitalizing Johannesburg’s inner city. By bringing together residents, businesses, creatives, communities, and government partners, the movement operates as a “coalition of the doing,” showcasing the resilience and energy that make Joburg unique while driving it toward a safe, vibrant, and world-class African city.

Event Location:
Nando’s Central Kitchen (Head Office)
10a Victoria Rd, Lorentzville, Johannesburg, 2094 (opposite Victoria Yards)
Design Week JHB runs from 09 – 12 October, and Jozi My Jozi invites everyone to join these events and celebrate the city’s creativity. Instagram · Twitter

The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) has announced a temporary suspension of the Two-Pot savings withdrawal system. The suspension will be in effect from 7 October to 21 October 2025. During this period, members will not be able to submit new withdrawal applications through the Fund’s self-service platforms.
According to GEPF, the suspension is necessary to update its systems with recently implemented actuarial factors used to calculate members’ benefits. These updates are critical to ensure that withdrawal calculations remain accurate and aligned with the Fund’s long-term financial obligations. Other services and benefit payments will continue uninterrupted during this period. The Two-Pot withdrawal function is expected to resume on 22 October 2025.
The Two-Pot system, which came into effect on 1 September 2024, is designed to give GEPF members flexible access to part of their retirement savings while preserving the majority for long-term retirement security. Under the system:
Savings Pot: One-third of new contributions, which members can withdraw once a year, subject to tax.
Retirement Pot: Two-thirds of new contributions, preserved for retirement and not accessible until retirement age.
The system provides members with the ability to address urgent financial needs without compromising their future retirement security.

GEPF encourages members seeking more information to contact the Fund through its call centre, email, or nearest office:
Call Centre: 0800 117 669
Email: enquiries@gepf.co.za
Website: www.gepf.co.za Instagram · Twitter

KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner, Lt-Gen. Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, has named journalists he claims are being used by rogue Crime Intelligence officers to advance specific agendas through their reporting. He said such journalists should face stringent consequences for spreading misinformation.
Speaking before Parliament’s ad hoc committee probing police criminality on Wednesday, Mkhwanazi singled out City Press journalist Abram Mashego for publishing what he described as “unsolicited” and misleading information. The Commissioner took issue with a media inquiry from Mashego regarding a supposed “legal stab” by General Shadrack Sibiya — an allegation that never materialised.
Mkhwanazi questioned Mashego’s decision to report on the claim, which he said was clearly false. He explained that he had merely shared a screenshot of a message with a colleague, which was later leaked on social media.
Calling for greater accountability in the media, Mkhwanazi urged Parliament to explore mechanisms to address journalists who publish false or misleading reports. He also warned of the dangers of unchecked media freedom. “To say that whatever they say is gospel — it’s wrong. It cannot be like that… There has been a lot of pushback indirectly through the journalists, a lot of media stories written,” he said.
When asked about journalists’ possible role in the controversy, Mkhwanazi added: “Some of those journalists who wrote bad things are starting to change their tune and connect the dots themselves.”
However, he emphasized that not all journalists were implicated, cautioning against painting the profession with a single brush.
Mashego has not yet responded to the allegations. Instagram · Twitter

The South African Union of Students (SAUS) strongly condemns the escalating and coordinated victimisation, suspension, and intimidation of student leaders and ordinary students at multiple public universities in South Africa. This alarming trend constitutes a direct attack on democratic student governance, academic freedom, and the constitutional rights of students to organise and express themselves without fear or reprisal.
Since our election, SAUS has received numerous reports of institutional victimisation at the University of Johannesburg (UJ), University of the Western Cape (UWC), and the University of Fort Hare (UFH), among others. These cases reveal a sector-wide culture of power abuse by university management, who increasingly resort to disciplinary measures and suspensions to silence dissent rather than uphold accountability and good governance.

University of Johannesburg (UJ)
At UJ, three SRC members were suspended following their peaceful involvement in a student funding dispute related to NSFAS defunding. Despite clear evidence that no misconduct occurred, the university imposed blanket suspensions, denying these student leaders access to academic activities, residences, and SRC offices. This represents not only an administrative injustice but also a deliberate attempt to exclude critical SRC members from deliberations on key issues such as fee increases.

University of the Western Cape (UWC)
At UWC, the SRC Secretary-General and SAUS NEC member, Ms. S. Gantsho, has faced sustained victimisation by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s office. She has been denied access to meetings and participation in SAUS activities despite being duly elected by congress. Such manipulation of administrative procedures undermines democratic governance and threatens the autonomy of student representation on campus.

University of Fort Hare (UFH)
The situation at UFH is particularly concerning. While SAUS condemns any illegal activity on campus, we call for students to remain united, strong, and focused during this challenging period. The campus has become a theatre of fear, with student safety compromised and leadership under attack. SRC President Mr. Aphelele Khalakahla and the Deputy President have been suspended, and recent student protests have drawn negative attention to the university.

We strongly condemn UFH management’s authoritarian tendencies, including the involvement of SAPS in targeting and arresting the SRC President. The instability at UFH requires decisive intervention from the Minister’s office. Students must be allowed to freely elect their leaders, rather than be subjected to an imposed SRC Interim leadership without consultation with contesting political organisations. SAUS calls for the immediate resignation of the Vice-Chancellor of UFH, as his leadership is a key cause of the current turmoil.

Sector-Wide Concerns
These incidents are not isolated but reflect a systemic problem across the higher education sector. University managements are increasingly using disciplinary codes as political tools to suppress student leaders, particularly those advocating for transformation and student welfare.
SAUS calls on the Minister of Higher Education and the Portfolio Committee to intervene urgently. Efforts to resolve these matters through USAF have proven ineffective. We demand the immediate reinstatement of all victimised students and student leaders and the protection of democratic student governance structures.
Furthermore, we reject any proposed fee increases for the next academic year and will actively mobilise students against such increments. SAUS will engage with all political formations and progressive alliances to unite students and develop strategies to positively shape the higher education sector.
SAUS remains committed to addressing student victimisation in all institutions of higher learning and will not rest until this issue is resolved. Instagram · Twitter

Now in its 27th year, the Encounters South African
International Documentary Festival continues to stand as a
pillar of truth, creativity, and transformation within African
cinema. Under the visionary leadership of Festival Director
Mandisa Zitha, Encounters has evolved into a vital platform
for independent filmmakers, nurturing bold voices and
authentic narratives that confront the realities of our time.
With screenings in Cape Town and Johannesburg, the 2025
edition once again showcased a powerful selection of films
exploring identity, memory, displacement, queerness, and
environmental justice ,all bound by a shared pursuit of truth.
For Zitha, the festival’s heart lies in its ability to “move
audiences from where they are to somewhere else,” offering
stories that shift perspectives, challenge comfort zones, and
reaffirm the role of documentary filmmaking as an
instrument of change. Twitter · Instagram

Another student died in September near the Alice campus main gate, where the SRC argued the absence of patrol vehicles and security staff left students vulnerable, highlighting failures by the university to protect students.
In response to these safety concerns, the university’s management has suspended activities, including tests, seminars, proposal presentations, practicals and workshops.
However, to ensure continuity, management has asked academic staff to create catch-up plans and alternative arrangements for affected classes, ensuring students stay on track after approval from the head of department or faculty dean.

The University of Fort Hare (UFH) in the Eastern Cape suspended academic activities for 48 hours on Tuesday until Thursday.
This follows the Student Representative Council (SRC) sending a letter to the South African Union of Students (SAUS) reporting a fire incident at the student village.
The Student Representative Council, has claimed that the fire safety systems failed to operate effectively, including smoke detectors and sprinklers.

The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) in the Northern Cape strongly condemns the senseless and brutal attack on a female police officer who was assaulted while performing her lawful duties. This deplorable act is not only an attack on an individual, but also a direct assault on the rule of law and the broader efforts to ensure the safety and security of our communities.
We view such incidents with the utmost seriousness, as they represent a growing threat to those who dedicate their lives to public service. It is unacceptable that law enforcement officers, and particularly women in uniform, continue to face violence and hostility while carrying out their work to protect society. The union calls on the South African Police Service (SAPS) management to ensure that the matter is thoroughly investigated and that the perpetrators are swiftly brought to justice.
This attack underscores the urgent need to strengthen safety measures for officers in the line of duty. We further call on the SAPS to provide the affected officer with full psychological and medical support as she recovers from this traumatic incident. No member of the police service should feel unsafe or unprotected while serving the nation.
We reiterate our long-standing position that an injury to one officer is an injury to all. We continue to urge government to take decisive steps to protect those at the frontline of law enforcement through improved working conditions, proper resourcing, and the implementation of effective protection mechanisms. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Equal Education (EE) and the Equal Education Law Centre (EELC) welcome the Department of Basic Education’s (DBE) decision to extend the deadline for public comment for the Draft Regulations on the Admission of Learners to Public Schools and the Draft Regulations on Minimum Uniform Norms and Standards for the Capacity of Ordinary Public Schools (the Draft Regulations) to 5 December 2025. However, we strongly urge that this extension not be just an administrative step. The DBE must use it to actively engage the communities that have been left out so far – particularly Black and working-class communities who are most affected by the education crisis.
On 27 September, EE and the EELC hosted an open public meeting in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng, to engage parents, learners, and members of the broader school community on the Draft Regulations. The meeting provided a powerful platform for school communities to break down the content of the Drafts, voice their frustrations around overcrowding, unfair admissions practices, inequitable budget allocations, and to propose meaningful changes to the Draft Regulations.
School-going learners from several townships in Ekurhuleni reflected that overcrowding is a major issue that they currently face and a significant barrier to accessing their right to basic education. They reflected that overcrowding makes it hard to teach and learn effectively because it is difficult to concentrate in a classroom that has over 60 learners. This leaves them feeling demotivated, neglected and disengaged from learning, often causing them to fall behind with school work, and contributing to high failure rates. Learners also raised concerns about the undignified conditions of their school infrastructure; emphasising that the infrastructure is being overused, resulting in it breaking frequently and constantly needing maintenance. Instagram · Twitter

In South Africa, new regulations under the National Land Transport Act have officially recognized e-hailing services like Uber and Bolt as public transport, requiring drivers to obtain specific e-hailing operating licenses, display company branding, and install panic buttons in vehicles. These changes, driven by a need to formalize the sector and address conflicts with traditional taxi services, also mandate criminal background checks, Professional Driving Permits (PDPs), and vehicle roadworthiness tests for drivers. Instagram · Twitter

More than 347 suspects have been arrested across Gauteng Province in the various law enforcement operations conducted by Gauteng Traffic Police (GTP), Gauteng Traffic Wardens (GTWs), South African Police Service (SAPS), and Metro Police Departments (MPDs). High-density operations and Operation Shanela were conducted from Friday, 03 October 202, 5 to Sunday, 05 October 2025. In total, about 4465 people and 1340 vehicles were searched in all five regions. Additionally, the Gauteng Traffic Police issued 1491 fines to motorists for various traffic violations, including speeding, failure to wear seat belts, moving offences, unlicensed or unregistered vehicles, and vehicle defects. A total of twenty-four (24) vehicles were impounded, while nine (9) were discontinued for being unroadworthy. Several motorists were also arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, with the highest recorded breath alcohol level at 1.33 mg/l.
The most excessive speeding incident involved a motorist driving at 201 km/h along the N4 in Bronkhorstspruit. Fifty-five (55) suspects were arrested in the City of Tshwane, while eighteen (18) of those accounted for charges of public drinking, nine (9) for possession of drugs and twenty-three (23) for contravention of the immigration act. The officers targeted crime hotspot areas including Pretoria Central, Akasia, Olievenhoutbosch, Atteridgeville, and Sunnyside amongst others. Instagram · Twitter

The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng will conduct an oversight inspection at the Randburg Licensing Department as part of its Infrastructure Campaign.
The inspection follows reports about the state of collapse and total lack of maintenance at the facility despite Premier Panyaza Lesufi promising a wide range of clean-ups, repairs and developments in the City of Johannesburg during his 2025 State of the Province Address and in his apology to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The inspection will be led by the DA Gauteng Shadow MEC for Roads and Logistics, Evert Du Plessis MPL and the DA Spokesperson for Roads and Logistics, Nicole Van Dyk MPL. Instagram · Twitter

Conor Mulligan is a dedicated Nespresso Coffee
Ambassador at Nestlé Nespresso South Africa, based
in Johannesburg. With over a decade of experience in
the coffee industry, he has honed his expertise across
various roles, including Coffee Specialist, Boutique
Manager, and Showroom Manager. His career journey
reflects a deep commitment to both product excellence
and customer experience, positioning him as a trusted
voice within the Nespresso brand. Conor is passionate
about sustainably sourced goods and takes pride in
sharing his knowledge, ensuring that every cup of
coffee tells a story of origin, quality, and craftsmanship. Twitter · Instagram

Mbali Mashaba is a celebrated South African Creative
Researcher, Film Director, and Film Curator, listed
among the Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans
for her remarkable impact in the Film and Media space.
A graduate of the University of the Witwatersrand with
an Honours degree in Film and Television Studies and
a film residency at Gothenburg University, Mbali’s work
is deeply rooted in authentic storytelling, nuanced
portrayals of African diasporic life, and the layered
narratives of Black women. She is the visionary founder
of Behind Her Lens Visuals and the annual Reel to
Reality Film Festival, both created as platforms to
spotlight African independent cinema and nurture new
voices in film. Twitter · Instagram

they researched solutions to rural challenges and successfully launched a company that provides IoT livestock tracking solutions. Using GPS collars and ear tags, farmers can now monitor their animals in real time, drastically reducing theft and protecting livelihoods.
Livestock theft costs South Africa millions every year. For rural families, the loss of even a few animals can mean the loss of school fees, food, and income. Our mission is to educate and equip farmers with affordable technology that brings security, peace of mind, and hope. Instagram · Twitter

Bronkhorstspruit, where five people were killed and six others injured on Saturday night. According to police reports, armed men stormed the establishment, disarmed a patron, and opened fire indiscriminately as people tried to flee for their lives. Over the past year, South Africa has witnessed a wave of similar tragedies that have turned ordinary social spaces into crime scenes.
These include mass shootings in Mokokotlong informal settlement in Orange Farm, Pienaar outside Mbombela, TK's Tavern in Sebokeng in the Vaal, the Bloemfontein CBD, Umlazi township of Durban, and the Choba informal settlement in Tshwane. In each of these incidents, lives were lost in cold blood while families were left to grieve and communities to live in fear. This growing pattern of violence shows a country under siege, where heavily armed criminals act without restraint and the state appears powerless to stop them. Communities have every reason to feel abandoned.
The right to safety and security enshrined in the Constitution has become meaningless when gunmen can walk into a tavern, home, or taxi rank and slaughter innocent people without fear of arrest or prosecution. The social fabric of our nation is being torn apart by unchecked criminality, poor policing, and the proliferation of illegal firearms.
The UDM believes this is not merely a policing issue but a symptom of deeper systemic failure i.e. the collapse of local intelligence networks, the erosion of visible policing, and the absence of proactive crime prevention in vulnerable communities.
South Africa urgently needs a coordinated national audit of firearms in circulation, including a focused review of lost, stolen, and unaccounted-for weapons from police, military, and private security stockpiles.
This audit must be supported by forensic tracing of ballistic evidence, tighter control of firearm licensing systems, and an intelligence-driven effort to dismantle illegal gun trafficking networks. The goal is not to count weapons in criminal hands, but to close the loopholes that allow them to get there. Instagram · Twitter

Meet the cream of South Africa’s future artisans at the National Skills Competition.
South Africa’s best technical and vocational students and teachers will take part in the 2025 National Skills Competition from 8–9 October in Johannesburg. Members of the media are invited to attend.
Kagiso Trust, in partnership with the Sasol Foundation, the Department of Basic Education, and the Department of Higher Education and Training, supported by various sponsors, hosts the Skills Competition to celebrate excellence and expand access to career pathway opportunities for young South Africans.
Sizakele Mphatsoe, who leads the Trust’s education programme, says the competition positions technical and vocational education (TVET) as a credible and aspirational career pathway.
“It is a showcase for industry-relevant skills that open doors to employment and entrepreneurship, particularly for young people from rural and marginalised communities,” she says.
13 trade categories
The 289 contestants in the National Skills Competition are the winners of provincial heats in which learners from technical schools, TVET college students from Centres of Specialisation, and teachers showed off their skill competencies in 13 trade categories.
“These include automotive, fitting and machining, welding and metalwork, electrical power systems, electronics and digital systems, bricklaying and construction, plumbing, woodworking and rigging, engineering graphics and design, and computer-aided design,” says Mphatsoe.
Dr Cynthia Malinga, who leads technical education development at Sasol Foundation, adds: “Skills in each of these categories are vital to the economy, and the competition aims to contribute to the National Development Plan goal of producing 30,000 artisans annually by 2030.”
Tasks in the competition are based on real-life industry-based scenarios, an approach that strengthens the link between education and employment and helps to close the gap between what learners are taught and what industry requires. Instagram · Twitter

The African Transformation Movement (ATM) stands resolutely against the heinous corruption unveiled in the recent interim report by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) regarding the Tembisa Hospital scandal, where a staggering R2 billion has been siphoned off from funds meant for essential healthcare services. This egregious betrayal not only highlights the rampant corruption that has taken root within our public institutions but also vividly illustrates the dire consequences of mismanagement and greed that directly affect the most vulnerable members of our society.
The ATM condemns in the strongest terms the coordinated activities of the identified criminal syndicates and the complicity of certain officials in the Gauteng Department of Health and Tembisa Hospital. The details emerging from the investigation reveal a shocking network of fraud, collusion, and money laundering that undermines public trust and erodes the integrity of our healthcare system. The fact that funds earmarked for the well-being of our citizens were instead funnelled into luxury assets and personal enrichment is a moral outrage that cannot be tolerated.
We call for immediate and decisive action to hold all those implicated accountable. This includes not only the high-ranking officials who orchestrated this corruption but also the businesses that profited from these illicit activities. The ATM demands a thorough investigation that ensures justice is served, and that all stolen funds are recovered to restore integrity to our healthcare system. Instagram · Twitter

Dr. Motheo Mutloane is a 28-year-old medical doctor, women’s health advocate, and finalist for Miss Charm South Africa 2025. Based in Gauteng (Vaal), she holds both a Bachelor of Science (BSc) and a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBCh) from the University of the Witwatersrand. Her academic and professional journey reflects an unwavering commitment to excellence, community upliftment, and creating accessible healthcare conversations. With clinical experience across Urology, Surgery, Family and Emergency Medicine, and additional training in advanced life support and trauma management, Dr. Mutloane blends medical expertise with a passion for public health education. Twitter · Instagram

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Senior Portfolio Manager: Phaswane Mphahlele joins us to provide analysis on the world of business, investments, and financial markets, spotlighting the top three business and financial stories of the afternoon. Instagram · Twitter

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) wishes to update on key education initiatives and recent developments, reflecting its ongoing commitment to improving teaching, learning, safety, and skills development across Gauteng. Instagram · Twitter

ActionSA notes with deep concern the latest developments surrounding the reappointment of Councillor Kenny Kunene as the MMC for Transport in the City of Johannesburg. Instagram · Twitter

The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) welcomes the landmark ruling by the Constitutional Court judgment in Van Wyk and Others v Minister of Employment and Labour and Others. The court’s judgment that parental leave entitlement between birth mothers and fathers amounts to discrimination represents a significant step forward in advancing gender equality. The CGE also embraces the court’s affirmation that adoptive parents and commissioning parents in a surrogate agreement be granted the same leave entitlement as birth mothers under the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA) and Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) Act. Instagram · Twitter

The United Democratic Movement (UDM) notes with grave concern the Auditor-General’s latest findings exposing widespread financial mismanagement at the South African Post Office (SAPO). The report paints a disturbing picture of an institution crippled by irregular expenditure, poor governance, and an almost total breakdown of accountability. Instagram · Twitter

Hailing from the streets of Johannesburg , Lindokuhle Dube popularly known as Everything’s Ghost is a dynamic hip hop artist, record producer, songwriter, and engineer known for his ability to blend soulful beats with sharp, thought provoking lyrics which has carved a new space for him in the Mzansi music scene. From dropping his debut album UMGEREZO to his latest single Hlanganisa, he is in studio to speak to us about his journey… Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

In conversation with, DJ Guru is a central figure in the SA music scene, known for his powerful collaborations with artists like Moonchild, Dj Clock, and Emtee. His career highlights include working on the SAMA-nominated album "Home Sweet Home" by MiCasa and serving as a music mentor on SABC's It's My Life. A proven hitmaker, his drive time mixes have soundtracked the nation's commutes. His latest release, "Inkanuko" featuring Hassan Mangete, is a testament to his skill in blending infectious amapiano grooves with heartfelt, soulful storytelling. Instagram · Twitter

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In conversation with, Kailey Botman is not just a new name in music; she is a powerful and authentic voice for her generation. Blending her cultural roots with a contemporary sound, she creates anthems that are both personal and universally resonant. From her early releases to her latest hit "Izimangaliso," her journey is one of rapid growth and raw talent. With a foundation built on powerful vocals and meaningful collaborations, Kailey is defining her own lane and is an artist truly on the rise. Instagram · Twitter

Five years ago, amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, a fresh voice
emerged on South African airwaves and global streaming platforms. S’nazo, a
Johannesburg-based Afro-soul artist, made her formal entry into the music
scene with her debut single, Ntliziyo Yami, composed and produced by
Afrotraction. The track quickly gained traction on major radio stations
including Umhlobo Wenene, Ukhozi FM, and Metro FM, establishing her as a
rising star in Afropop and Afro-soul.
Over the past five years, S’nazo has built a remarkable career. She released
her first album, I Am Gold, in 2022, earning a South African Music Awards
(SAMA) nomination for Best African Adult Contemporary Album. The album
enjoyed widespread exposure, featuring on television series such as Skeem
Saam (Seasons 11–12), and saw her hit single Ngikhathele temporarily
replace classic soundtracks on the show. In January 2025, she released her
second album, Churchgirl Who Sings Afro, exploring Afro-soul and gospel jazz
while conveying messages of love, faith, and hope. Its single, Ngwana Batho,
charted for several weeks on Motsweding FM’s Top 30.
To celebrate her five-year milestone as an independent artist, S’nazo is
releasing her latest Afropop single, Dikatareng, on Thursday, 2 October 2025,
at midnight. A stripped-down piano version will also be available, offering
fans a more intimate listening experience. Sung in Sesotho, Dikatareng is a
feel-good anthem designed to become a sing-along favourite. Its catchy
melody and vibrant energy capture the essence of joyous moments, whether
at live shows or simply enjoying music at home.

Speaking about the single, S’nazo shares:

“Dikatareng is that place with beautiful live music, where everyone is
happy, dancing, and singing along to their favourite songs. It captures that
feeling of getting dressed up on a sunny day, heading out to a show, and
being surrounded by the people you love. I think it could easily be one of the
happiest songs I have ever released. For me, it’s the perfect track to
celebrate my walk in music.”
The song was written and composed by Ace Moloi, with production by PLF
Music and reimagined by Moïse Archipe (lead guitar), Sibusiso Phasiwe
(bass), and Theo Mnikes (keys). It was mixed and mastered by Thabiso

‘Mictacula’ Sothoane, with all vocals performed by S’nazo.
Born in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, S’nazo holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences
degree in Criminology and Sociology from the University of the Free State.
Her music, carrying messages of love, hope, spiritual and social upliftment,
has resonated with audiences through radio, television, festivals, and live
performances across the country. Instagram · Twitter

KwaZulu-Natal’s rising stars, Diary and Siphiwe Black, are making waves with
their latest Afro-Pop collaboration, “Sokhuluma.” Hailing from Ladysmith and
Esikhawini, respectively, the duo combines soulful vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and
infectious rhythms to deliver a track that resonates with listeners across
South Africa.
Diary, who began his journey as a poet in 2009 before venturing into Afro-
Pop, brings his lyrical depth and emotive storytelling, while Siphiwe Black
adds her angelic, versatile voice that effortlessly blends R&B and Afro-Pop.
Their collaboration showcases not only their individual talents but also the
magic that happens when two rising stars unite.
Sokhuluma is more than just a song — it’s a celebration of connection,
emotion, and the vibrant Afro-Pop sound that continues to shape South
Africa’s music scene. Instagram · Twitter

The Emfuleni Local Municipality lost a staggering 16.4 million kilolitres of
clean water during the 2024/2025 financial year, valued at over R880 million,
despite spending R57 million across 11 service providers in an attempt to fix
water leaks. The persistent leaks, driven by aging infrastructure and the
failure to replace deteriorating water systems, have left residents without
reliable access to water and sanitation services.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng has requested the South African
Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) to investigate Emfuleni for violating
residents’ constitutional right to water and sanitation. The outcome of this
investigation is still awaited.
This information was revealed by Gauteng MEC for Cooperative Governance
and Traditional Affairs (COGTA), Jacob Mamabolo, in a written reply to a DA
question tabled in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL).
It is alarming that, despite spending millions on repairs, Emfuleni continues
to lose millions of kilolitres of treated water daily. Clearly, the funds were not
effectively used to resolve the persistent leaks, leaving residents to bear the
consequences of poor infrastructure management.
The crisis is compounded by the municipality’s mismanagement of critical
funds. Over the past five years, Emfuleni returned R636 million of its
Municipal Infrastructure Grant funds—money desperately needed for water,
sanitation, and roads. In addition, the municipality spent R561 million on
unnecessary overtime between 2019/2020 and 2023/2024, yet service
delivery remains poor, signaling mismanagement, financial recklessness, or
entrenched corruption.
The DA has repeatedly called on Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi and COGTA
MEC Mamabolo to provide urgent oversight of Emfuleni. Despite warnings
and public outcry, meaningful intervention has been absent, leaving the
municipality teetering on the brink of collapse—not due to a lack of funds,
but poor leadership.
A DA-led Gauteng Provincial Government would ensure that COGTA and
Treasury intervene to improve Emfuleni’s financial management, ensuring
that service providers deliver quality work for the benefit of residents.
The DA will continue to monitor the SAHRC investigation, believing that it can
bring meaningful change and restore essential services to the residents of

Emfuleni. Instagram · Twitter

In conversation with, Alison Best. She is a Public Health Communicator & Advocate based in Cape town. She is currently with Doctors Without Borders, serving as communications profit for South Africa Medical Unit. She previously worked for the non-profit organisation TB HIV Care, where she assumed various advocacy and communication roles for 15 years. X · Instagram

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October is a key month in South Africa for raising awareness about anti-bullying and child protection. While the official Child Protection Week takes place in May and June, organizations and communities continue to engage in initiatives throughout the year to ensure safe spaces for children and to prevent abuse.

The focus of these campaigns Is on protecting children from neglect, abuse, and exploitation while promoting their rights and well-being. They emphasize the importance of creating environments where children can learn, play, and grow safely.

School-Based Programs form the backbone of these initiatives. Many schools conduct workshops and seminars to educate students about their rights, respect, and the dangers of bullying. Peer support groups are encouraged, allowing students to discuss challenges and support one another. Schools are also strengthening anti-bullying policies to foster inclusive and safe learning environments.

Community outreach is another critical component. Campaigns involve awareness drives, marches, and distribution of educational materials to engage the public. Radio, television, and social media campaigns amplify these messages, while partnerships with local organizations and authorities expand the reach and effectiveness of the initiatives.

Training and capacity building for adults is equally important. Workshops for parents and teachers equip them to recognize signs of abuse, communicate effectively with children, and respond appropriately. Social workers, healthcare providers, and law enforcement personnel are also trained in child protection protocols to ensure professional and timely intervention when needed.

Support services play a vital role in these efforts. Counseling is provided for children affected by bullying or abuse, and helplines offer confidential advice and assistance to both children and families.

Individuals and organizations can contribute by volunteering, donating, advocating, or educating others about child protection. Every action helps build a safer environment and raises public awareness about the importance of safeguarding children.

While October may not be the official Child Protection Week, ongoing campaigns throughout the year remain crucial in creating a culture of safety and respect for all children in South Africa. The continued involvement of schools, communities, families, and individuals is essential to prevent bullying, abuse, and neglect, ensuring a brighter and safer future for the country’s youth. Instagram · Twitter

October is internationally recognised as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a campaign dedicated to raising awareness about one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide. It is a time to educate communities about the importance of early detection, celebrate survivors, honour those who have lost their lives, and support ongoing research into finding better treatments and ultimately, a cure.

What is Breast Cancer?
Breast cancer develops when abnormal cells in the breast grow uncontrollably, forming a tumor. While it predominantly affects women, men can also be diagnosed, though at a much lower rate. Globally, breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among women, making awareness and prevention efforts essential.

Risk Factors and Symptoms
The likelihood of developing breast cancer can increase due to several factors such as age, family history, inherited gene mutations (like BRCA1 and BRCA2), lifestyle choices including alcohol use, obesity, and lack of exercise, as well as hormonal influences.

Common symptoms include:
1.A lump or thickening in the breast or underarm.
2.Noticeable changes in breast size, shape, or appearance.
3.Skin changes such as dimpling, redness, or puckering.
4.Nipple changes, including discharge, pain, or inversion.
5.Persistent or unexplained breast pain.

Medical experts emphasise that early detection can save lives, as treatment is most effective when the cancer is found in its early stages.

Screening and Prevention
Regular breast self-examinations, mammograms, and medical check-ups play a crucial role in detecting cancer early. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle through diet, exercise, and avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol also helps reduce risk. Genetic testing may also be advised for individuals with a strong family history of breast cancer.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month Activities
The pink ribbon is the global symbol of breast cancer awareness, representing hope and solidarity. Each October, awareness campaigns are run worldwide, with activities such as fundraising walks and runs, community education sessions, and public buildings illuminated in pink.
In South Africa, breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women, with the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) reporting that 1 in 26 women is at risk of being diagnosed in her lifetime. Awareness month provides an opportunity for free and discounted screenings at various hospitals and clinics, particularly aimed at bridging the gap in rural and underserved communities.

A Call to Action
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is not only about wearing pink but also about spreading knowledge, encouraging screenings, and providing support to those affected. Every action, whether it’s attending a screening, supporting a fundraiser, or sharing information, contributes to the fight against breast cancer.
Early detection saves lives – and this October, the message is clear: take action, get screened, and encourage others to do the same. Instagram · Twitter

The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), an entity of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, will mark its 80th anniversary with the hosting of its 9th Biennial Conference from 8–10 October 2025. The event, themed “Science, Technology and Innovation for a Sustainable Future”, will be held in collaboration with the Global Sustainable Technology & Innovation Community (G-STIC), an initiative led by Belgium’s Research and Technology Organisation (VITO).
This year’s gathering carries special significance as it will be hosted alongside the 8th G-STIC Conference, making it the first time the global event takes place on African soil.
The CSIR@80 | G-STIC Conference builds on the global community’s adoption of Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) ten years ago. These goals chart a course for more sustainable, equitable and environmentally sound development worldwide.

“For over eight decades, the CSIR has been a catalyst for innovation — advancing industrial development, strengthening state capabilities, and improving lives across South Africa,” said Dr Thulani Dlamini, CEO of the CSIR. “This conference will showcase the CSIR’s excellence in science, technology, and innovation across more than 12 sectors of the economy, while reaffirming our commitment to inclusive and knowledge-driven sustainable development.”
The three-day conference will convene science experts, academics, government officials, business leaders, and the public to discuss how research, development and innovation (RD&I) can be harnessed to strengthen economies locally and globally. Exhibitions and panel discussions will highlight the crucial role of RD&I in driving sustainable growth and fostering technological progress across diverse sectors.
“Bringing G-STIC to Africa for the first time recognises the continent’s growing influence in global innovation for sustainable development,” said Dietrich Van der Weken, General Manager of G-STIC. “Together with CSIR, we aim to deepen partnerships that accelerate transformative technologies and deliver solutions with impact both locally and globally.”
Beyond its focus on science and technology, the conference will underline the importance of cross-border collaboration in achieving the SDGs by 2030. It will also strengthen alignment with South Africa’s sustainability priorities, the African Union’s Agenda 2063, and the broader global innovation agenda.
The CSIR@80 | G-STIC Conference is positioned as a critical platform for African and global cooperation in sustainable technology innovation — highlighting the continent’s role as a driver of transformative solutions for a more resilient and inclusive future. Instagram · Twitter

The Democratic Alliance (DA) in KwaZulu-Natal has called for the resignation of Nkosinathi Ngcobo, Head of the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education (DoE), citing ongoing financial instability and administrative mismanagement.
According to DA Education spokesperson Sakhile Mngadi, the department has faced a series of challenges under Ngcobo’s leadership, including irregular procurement processes and mismanagement of the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP). The department is now reportedly unable to pay service providers, which Mngadi described as a “clear sign of failed leadership at the administrative level.”
Mngadi acknowledged that KwaZulu-Natal has endured cumulative budget cuts of R26 billion over the past six years but argued that poor management and reckless decisions have exacerbated the crisis. He specifically highlighted the absorption of temporary Covid-19 support staff onto the permanent payroll without sustainable funding, further straining limited resources.
“The reality is that while all provinces face austerity, KZN’s DoE has become uniquely unstable because of maladministration. It is unacceptable that by mid-financial year, the department is already unable to pay suppliers. This is not just a financial crisis—it is an assault on the right to basic education for millions of learners in KZN,” Mngadi said.
The department Is now under Section 18 of the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), granting provincial Treasury oversight of its spending to prevent further financial collapse. Mngadi described this as a damning indictment of Ngcobo and senior management, stating: “The DA calls for the immediate removal of HOD Ngcobo, as his continued presence undermines efforts to restore stability and accountability. The future of our children cannot be entrusted to an administration tainted by maladministration and incapable of basic financial discipline.”
Mngadi also urged KZN Premier Thami Ntuli to support Minister Siviwe Gwarube and MEC Rodgers in reform efforts, emphasizing that education is the most critical investment in the province’s future and that accountability at the highest levels is essential.
In response, DoE spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi noted that the financial challenges affect not only KZN but the entire education sector, with KZN particularly impacted due to its size. Mahlambi stated that budget cuts over the years—including an R80 billion provincial reduction—have placed significant pressure on the department. Both the Minister and the Premier have committed to engaging with the President and Minister of Finance regarding the issue. “This issue cannot be attributed to an individual,” Mahlambi said.
The debate highlights ongoing tensions over fiscal management and accountability in KwaZulu-Natal’s education system, with millions of learners potentially affected if structural reforms are not swiftly implemented Instagram · Twitter

A Lenasia police officer, Tshepiso Malepane, is expected to appear in court after being arrested for the alleged murder of his friend, Lebogang Sekhute, during a violent altercation outside a tavern in Pimville, Soweto.

The incident unfolded on the evening of 21 September when Malepane was accused of inappropriately spanking a young girl inside the tavern, sparking outrage among patrons. Tensions rose quickly, and Sekhute, described as Malepane’s close friend, stepped in to calm the situation. Witnesses say he even apologized to the child’s mother and tried to diffuse the conflict.

Later, outside the tavern, the situation escalated further. It is alleged that Malepane retrieved his state-issued firearm and confronted Sekhute, who was seated in his car. According to eyewitnesses, Sekhute was dragged from the vehicle and shot multiple times in the head, neck, and chest. He died at the scene.

Malepane was arrested shortly afterward and remains in custody. He is facing charges of murder and the unlawful use of a state-issued firearm.

The killing has left Sekhute’s family devastated. His mother described him as a humble and peaceful young man who always tried to avoid conflict. Community members who witnessed the shooting expressed shock, particularly because the victim had been attempting to prevent violence rather than instigate it.

The case has raised serious concerns about police conduct and accountability, with questions being asked about the misuse of firearms issued to law enforcement officers. The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) has launched a probe into the matter to determine the full circumstances of the incident.

As Malepane prepares to face the court, the case is drawing widespread attention, both for its tragic nature and for what it suggests about the ongoing challenges of police discipline and public trust in law enforcement Instagram · Twitter

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South Africa’s failing education system is having serious effects on the economy. Millions of young people finish school without the skills needed for work, contributing to high unemployment and underutilised talent. Poor literacy and numeracy among early learners limits the development of a capable workforce, while overcrowded classrooms and teacher absenteeism weaken productivity from the start. University dropouts mean fewer qualified graduates to drive innovation and economic growth. Without real improvements in education quality, the country risks a continued cycle of low skills, limited job opportunities, and slower economic progress.

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Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) welcomes a newly announced agreement to provide ground-breaking injectable PrEP at $40 in 2027, but warns that global plans need to prioritise key populations and include the low- and middle-income countries currently excluded from the licensing agreement.
On Wednesday, two Indian generic manufacturers, Dr Reddy’s and Hetero, announced that they will make lenacapavir, an injection administered just twice a year, with 96-100% efficacy in preventing HIV, available to 120 countries and territories for $40 per person per year starting in 2027. This is a step toward affordability and expanded access which we welcome, but one that continues to exclude people outside these select countries where around one quarter of new HIV infections occur.
In addition, MSF warns that current global rollout plans remain insufficiently ambitious and risk failing to curb the HIV epidemic, especially if major donors and national governments abandon key populations. Lenacapavir represents a transformative advance in HIV prevention—particularly for communities facing stigma, criminalisation, and systemic barriers to daily pill adherence. Yet current access strategies cover less than 10% of global need.
A plan announced on the 4th September between the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), Gilead Sciences, and the Global Fund aims to reach only 2 million people in twelve countries by 2028. Modelling released last week by UNAIDS suggests that under this limited approach, just 50,000 new HIV infections will be prevented out of a potential 3.8 million. “PEPFAR’s focus on pregnant and breastfeeding people will likely result in deprioritizing key populations, such as sex workers, men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs, and transgender people,” said Mihir Mankad, Director of Global Health Advocacy and Policy, MSF USA, “and it is precisely among these communities where access to LA-PrEP would have greatest impact due to their greater vulnerability to HIV acquisition. If the US government were serious about addressing the global HIV epidemic it would work to ensure these key populations are prioritised for access to PEPFAR-supported LA-PrEP alongside pregnant and breastfeeding women”.
Gilead’s current strategy prioritises profit over epidemic control, leaving people in non-target countries without access to a potentially life-saving intervention, including key populations. UNAIDS modelling highlights the importance of access for key populations, citing the Philippines, where offering lenacapavir to 58% of key populations (2% of the total population) could avert 45% of new HIV infections in the country. Yet at risk populations in these excluded countries remain outside the scope of current rollout plans, including communities that participated in clinical trials for lenacapavir in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Peru.
“This scenario of opaque pricing, restrictive licensing and inadequate global targets will leave far too many people at continued risk of preventable HIV infections,” said Antonio Flores, Senior HIV/TB Advisor, Southern Africa Medical Unit (SAMU), MSF, “We urge Gilead to expand its licensing to include all low- and middle-income countries, to be transparent on pricing and to lower pricing to allow all people to access these life-saving medicines. Global health donors need to commit resources and political will to ensure sustainable access for all who need it. The science is clear. The demand is urgent.” Instagram · Twitter

The Cosmo City Residents Association (CCRA) is a community-driven organisation dedicated to improving the quality of life for residents of Cosmo City through sustainable development, civic engagement, and innovative social initiatives. Established to address local challenges and unlock opportunities, CCRA focuses on areas such as healthcare access, leadership education, and youth empowerment. Its flagship programmes include CCRA Medics, which partners with medical institutions to provide essential health screenings and services; the CCRA School of Politics, designed to cultivate ethical leadership and civic awareness; and the CCRA Youth Vanguard, which equips young people with the skills and platforms to lead meaningful change in their communities. Through these initiatives, CCRA strives to build a more connected, informed, and empowered society.
At the helm of the organisation is Mr. Buchule Raba, the Founder and President of CCRA, whose vision and leadership shape its mission and direction. With a strong background in community development, political insight, and academic expertise, Raba has dedicated his career to creating impactful programmes that address real needs and inspire collective action. His strategic approach is rooted in the values of service, empowerment, and innovation, guiding CCRA’s efforts to foster collaboration, strengthen civic participation, and create lasting transformation in Cosmo City.
Joining us today is Buchule Raba, Founder and President of the Cosmo City Residents Association. Through initiatives like CCRA Medics and CCRA Health Day, he’s transforming Cosmo City by improving healthcare, and empowering young people to drive real change in their community. Instagram · Twitter

We are discussing the major change affecting uber and bolt drivers as part of South Africa's new national transport amendment act which mandates e-hailing operating licenses visible vehicle branding, professional driving permits, and mandatory panic buttons for safety. Instagram · Twitter

Madlanga Commision Daily summary:
Day 6 (25 September):Major-General Petronella van Rooyen testified on the legality of Minister Mchunu’s decision to disband the PKTT, stating that the minister overstepped his authority and that no member of the police may obey a manifestly illegal order. She emphasised that the closure of the task team fell outside the minister’s mandate and outlined the appropriate constitutional and operational processes that should have been followed.

Day 7 (26 September): KZN Director of Public Prosecutions Adv Elaine Harrison described the PKTT as an essential structure for prosecuting politically motivated crimes and expressed concern that the disbandment had not been formally communicated to her office. She highlighted the potential risks ahead of the 2026 local government elections and explained operational decisions made to transfer political cases to the NPA’s Organised Crime Component due to resource constraints.

Day 8 (29 September): The commission addressed claims of internal divisions and distractions, reaffirming its commitment to investigating the alleged unlawful disbandment of the PKTT and related issues. The proceedings underscored the importance of maintaining focus on the core objectives of the inquiry.

Day 9 (30 September): The commission continued its hearings, with further testimonies expected to shed light on the circumstances surrounding the disbandment of the PKTT and its implications for law enforcement and justice in South Africa.
The Madlanga Commission has produced a series of significant and startling revelations, making it challenging to follow every development. In order to help us unpack the latest testimonies and highlight the findings from the commission, we are joined by Kamogelo Mmabolo, News Reporter here at VOW 881, who will provide a detailed overview of the proceedings. Instagram · Twitter

As we reflect on Albinism Awareness Month, the Azanian Organisation (AZAPO) proudly stands in solidarity with persons with albinism, affirming that all human beings are _Equal in Every Way_. Despite facing numerous challenges, persons with albinism deserve respect, dignity, and equal opportunities. Persons with albinism in South Africa face significant challenges that impact their daily lives and opportunities. They experience pervasive discrimination and stigma based on skin color, which affects their social inclusion and enjoyment of human rights. They are often subjected to derogatory names, negative stereotypes, and misconceptions. Furthermore, persons with albinism are at risk of violent attacks, abductions, killings, and maiming fueled by harmful practices and superstitions. Harmful myths and superstitions surrounding albinism persist, contributing to stigma and violence.
These attacks not only result in physical harm but also inflict deep emotional scars, leaving survivors traumatized and vulnerable. Notably, the stigmatization of persons with albinism is a systemic challenge, deeply ingrained in societal norms, cultural beliefs, and inadequate protection mechanisms. AZAPO believes that every individual, regardless of their skin tone or condition, deserves equal treatment and opportunities. We acknowledge that persons with albinism still have to overcome a lot of challenges, and it is our collective responsibility to create an enabling environment that supports their empowerment and inclusion.
As a society, it is our shared responsibility to ensure that persons with albinism are not only recognized but are an integral part of our communities and are safeguarded by supportive legislative frameworks. We are calling for the creation of an environment where the rights of persons with albinism are seen not as additional, but essential.
AZAPO stands in solidarity with persons with albinism, advocating for their rights and needs. Let us work together to _create a society where everyone will live as an equal human race_, free from discrimination, stigma, and violence. In this regard, AZAPO calls upon society to unlearn all harmful cultural practices perpetrated against persons with albinism and relearn positive social norms that promote equality, respect, and inclusivity. We urge the public to continue promoting awareness, understanding, and inclusivity for people with albinism. Instagram · Twitter

The Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA) has 43 acting staff members ranging from top posts to lower positions, such as Chief Executive Officers, Chief Financial Officer, Department Managers and payroll officer. Some have been acting for over four years. This once again exposes that Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s government is not serious about service delivery in this province.
This information was revealed by the Gauteng MEC for Economic Development, Lebogang Maile, in a written reply to the DA’s questions tabled in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL).
According to MEC Maile, the Automotive Industry Development Centre (AIDC) has 12 acting positions, Constitutional Hill has two acting positions of an Operations Manager and Chief Executive Officer, Gauteng Industrial Development Zone (GIDZ) has three acting positions, Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA) has 14 acting positions, and The Innovation Hub Management Company has 12 acting positions.

See the replies here and here.

GGDA plays a crucial role in ensuring economic growth in the province, which in turn would lead to more jobs being created. However, with the current trend of the Gauteng Provincial Government not making permanent staff appointments, this will not be carried out properly, as the entity lacks proper leadership, stability, and operational efficiency.
Unemployment in the province is currently at 33.8% and for this to drop, the correct environment needs to be created for job creation to take place.
The DA will be taking this matter up in the Portfolio Committee on Economic Development to determine when the acting appointments will have permanent employees. For the economy to be turbocharged, all entities responsible for job creation must operate like a well-oiled machine.
A DA-led Gauteng provincial government would ensure that all vacancies are filled within 90 days and that acting appointments become a thing of the past. Gauteng residents deserve a government that is fully committed to creating the correct environment for economic growth and job creation to take place. Instagram · Twitter

South Africa’s education system is once again in the spotlight as shocking statistics reveal a deep structural crisis. Nearly 39% of young people with secondary education remain unemployed, while 81% of Grade 4 learners cannot read for meaning. Reports also show that 96% of public schools are overcrowded, teacher absenteeism is as high as 15%, and almost half of first-year university students drop out. Government promises of AI in classrooms, new TVET colleges, and curriculum reviews are seen as superficial fixes that fail to address the real issues. Policies continue to reward enrolment and certificates over true competence, leaving many young South Africans with qualifications but without opportunities.

Miranda Zulu is a finance coach, digital creator, and multi-passionate entrepreneur who is carving out her own lane in the world of money and lifestyle. Through her platform Finances Make Cents, she educates young South Africans on personal finance, building businesses as solopreneurs, and navigating girlhood + lifestyle with intention.
Miranda blends finance with culture, showing how money isn’t just about numbers but about mindset, empowerment, and making everyday choices that align with your goals. Her content ranges from financial literacy tips, to solopreneur strategies, to relatable lifestyle advice that speaks directly to young people trying to “level up” in their 20s and beyond. Twitter · Instagram

Born on 23 March 1983 in Soweto, Morgan Leonard Gould grew up in the heart of South African football culture.He rose through youth ranks at Noordgesig Sundowns, Wits juniors, and Bedfordview before launching his senior career in 2001 with Jomo Cosmos.
Over the years, Gould became a stalwart in South African football playing as a centre-back for top clubs like Supersport United, Kaizer Chiefs, and later Stellenbosch and Sekhukhune United. On the international stage, he earned over 30 caps for Bafana Bafana between 2008 and 2017.
Throughout his club career, Gould collected multiple honours: league titles with Supersport United, cups (MTN8, Nedbank Cup) and other domestic trophies. His reputation was built not just on what he won, but on his consistency, leadership, and resilience playing well into his late 30s.
Beyond the pitch, Gould is also vocal on issues like balancing education and sport. For example, he’s praised Varsity Football as a platform that allows athletes to grow academically and athletically. Twitter · Instagram

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Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

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Senior Portfolio Manager: Phaswane Mphahlele joins us to provide analysis on the world of business, investments, and financial markets, spotlighting the top three business and financial stories of the afternoon. Instagram · Twitter

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The Department of Social Development hosted an Educational Awareness Programme on the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse on Saturday, 27 September 2025 in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Eastern Cape. The initiative was held in response to alarming child protection trends, with 2 884 cases of abuse reported in the province during the 2024/25 financial year, including 917 cases of sexual abuse, 230 of physical abuse, and 866 instances of neglect. Teenage pregnancy rates also remained a serious concern, with 94 children aged 10–14 and over 12 000 adolescents aged 15–19 falling pregnant during the same period. Instagram · Twitter

As South Africa approaches World Rabies Day on 28 September 2025, the Department of Agriculture is urging the nation to support the theme “Act Now: You, Me, Community” in the fight against rabies, a deadly but preventable disease affecting humans and animals. Minister John Steenhuisen, alongside the National Rabies Advisory Group, is calling for individuals, organisations, and policymakers to commit to vaccination, awareness, and collaborative efforts aimed at eliminating rabies deaths in the country. Instagram · Twitter

The Deputy Minister in the Presidency responsible for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Ms Nokuzola Letsike, has expressed concern and called for accountability following a video circulating on social media showing young girls from Limpopo engaging in illegal alcohol consumption in the presence of “Tsaka RSA”, a known male artist from the province. Instagram · Twitter

Vanessa Sekati is a dynamic and results-driven Cybersecurity Professional with extensive experience managing complex security operations across leading organizations in the financial and telecommunications sectors. Currently serving as a Cyber Security Services Manager at Standard Bank Group, she leads strategic initiatives to strengthen cyber resilience, manage security operations, and implement threat mitigation frameworks that protect critical infrastructure and customer data.
Her career includes impactful roles such as Cyber Incident Manager at MTN and Vodacom SOC, where she led incident response, threat intelligence, and SOC operations across multi-national environments. She has consistently demonstrated the ability to develop and implement robust cybersecurity frameworks aligned with industry standards such as ISO 27035, NIST, COBIT, and ITIL.
She is passionate about cybersecurity advocacy, youth empowerment, and reducing unemployment through tech education. Recognized as one of Geekulcha’s Top 15 Young Geeks in 2020, Vanessa continues to lead with innovation, resilience, and a strong sense of purpose in the evolving cybersecurity landscape. Instagram · Twitter

Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie said he would not be resigning as minister because of problems within the Government of National Unity (GNU).
He says his resignation on Tuesday will be because of a failed relationship with the African National Congress (ANC) at local government level, like in the City of Johannesburg. Instagram · Twitter

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Not just your average Dj! Arnold Kyotic Nondo is a creative who is known for his artistic skill in Deejaying and Music Production. He started his craft at the age of 10 years, learning to master the vinyl under guardian supervision and late(at present) being known as the first Dj in the country to edit his set live.

Although primarily a Hip-Hop associate, Kyotic has since grown in his craft to accommodate a spectrum of other genres including House, Old School Classics and most recently 3 step where he flaunts his production skills freely. Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

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This October, fans of South African music will come together to celebrate a
monumental milestone — “30 Years of Winnie Khumalo” — taking place at Soweto
Meat Lovers on Saturday, 04 October 2025. Tickets are available now via
Computicket and Webticket, and early booking is strongly encouraged as they are
expected to sell out quickly.

The event will be hosted by Rethabile Khumalo, a rising star in South Africa’s music
scene and daughter of Winnie Khumalo. Born in Protea Glen, Soweto, Rethabile has
made a name for herself blending Afro-house, Amapiano, and dance, carrying
forward the legacy of her mother while establishing her own unique voice. She

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gained recognition on Idols South Africa, and her career took off with hits like
“Nomathemba” and her feature on DJ Zinhle’s platinum-certified “Umlilo.”

Speaking about the upcoming event, Rethabile shared:

 “This celebration is deeply personal. My mom has given so much of herself
to the industry and to her fans, and now it’s time to give back. I am honored
to host this event and to stand beside her in celebrating a journey that
continues to inspire us all.”

Rethabile’s career has been marked by resilience and dedication. Despite personal
challenges, including a life-threatening poisoning incident in 2024 and the tragic
passing of her mother in January 2025, she remains committed to preserving Winnie
Khumalo’s musical legacy while continuing to grow as an artist. Her debut album,
Like Mother Like Daughter, and collaborations with artists like Master KG, Vigro
Deep, and Mlindo The Vocalist showcase her versatility and heartfelt artistry.

“30 Years of Winnie Khumalo” is more than a concert — it’s a movement,
celebrating the enduring power of South African music and the impact of one voice
that has resonated across generations. This October, Soweto will become a hub of
celebration, culture, and music, as fans from across the country gather to honor
Winnie Khumalo’s remarkable journey and witness Rethabile Khumalo carrying
forward the legacy.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this historic moment in South African music. Instagram · Twitter

Johannesburg-based singer-songwriter Thando Jay (real name
Thando Ntlakanipho Juqu) is making waves with his soulful blend of
Afro-pop and soul. Born in Kokstad and rooted in the amaHlubi
community, Thando discovered his passion for music as a child, later
refining his craft through piano and performance studies.

In 2015, he founded African Rhythm Entertainment, developing a
sound inspired by real-life stories, love, and the everyday challenges of
South Africans. Over the years, Thando has collaborated with artists
such as Blaqrythm (iMvula) and shared the stage with Emtee,
including a standout performance at the East Griqualand Kulture
Fest. Drawing inspiration from artists like Sjava and Lundi, Thando
Jay remains committed to creating honest, heartfelt music that
resonates with audiences across the country.

New Single: “Isimanga”

Thando Jay’s latest release, “Isimanga”, delves into the shock and
disappointment that comes with betrayal or unexpected changes in
someone you trusted. The title, which translates to “you are in shock”
or “surprised,” perfectly captures the emotional impact of realizing
things aren’t as they seemed.

With heartfelt lyrics and a soulful Afro-pop sound, “Isimanga” reflects
the moment when someone’s actions no longer align with your
expectations — when respect, honesty, or integrity feels lost. The song

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speaks to the universal experience of being let down, offering listeners
a space for reflection, emotional growth, and healing.

Through “Isimanga”, Thando Jay cements his reputation as an artist
capable of transforming personal pain and real-life stories into music
that touches hearts across South Africa. Instagram · Twitter

In conversation with, Sbahle is a deeply rooted singer-songwriter from Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, whose talent was recognized by her musician grandfather when she was just three years old. Nurtured by him, she grew up influenced by powerful vocalists like Brenda Fassie and Whitney Houston. Her journey included school gospel choirs and the AfroDivas project, which built her confidence on big stages. After gaining attention with popular covers online, she signed with Umuthi Records and released hit singles like "Emlanjeni." Sbahle is now poised to release her first full project under her own company, marking an exciting new chapter in her career. Instagram · Twitter

Nonhlanhla Kutlwano Matabane is a final-year Speech-Language Pathology student at the University of the Witwatersrand. She currently serves as the Vice Chairperson of the School of Human and Community Development. She is a Student Life Intern at Thrive@Crescent Studios, where she contributes to cultivating a vibrant and supportive student community. Nonhlanhla is also a language tutor at Black Child Tutoring Services in Soweto, where she is committed to empowering young learners through education and mentorship. She is a born again Christian whose love for communication and expression extends into music she is an active member of both the Wits Choir and the Wits CEM Choir, using her voice to uplift and inspire.
With a heart for service, a passion for people, and a joyful presence, Nonhlanhla brings warmth, leadership, and purpose into every space she enters. X · Instagram

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

St. George’s University (SGU) is the largest source of doctors for the entire US workforce, offering the unique opportunity to begin your medical studies in Grenada or the UK. An accredited medical school in Grenada, West Indies, SGU has contributed over 23,000 physicians to the global physician workforce. They have practiced in more than 50 countries, including South Africa. SGU graduates are officially recognized by the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA), providing flexibility to pursue your medical goals in your chosen location. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

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He joins us to explain what steps the union will take to protect soccer players and hold football clubs accountable. Instagram · Twitter

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) intends to open a criminal case against Operation Dudula and the management of the Alexandra Community Health Centre, following the death of a one-year-old child. The child’s mother, a Malawian national named Grace Banda, said she and her sick child were turned away from the clinic on 31 July because she did not have a South African ID; she had a passport. When turned away, she was told to use private medical facilities. The child died the next day. Instagram · Twitter

On day four of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola defended the KwaZulu-Natal Political Killings Task Team (PKTT) while challenging the authority of suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, who ordered its abrupt disbandment in December 2024. Masemola argued that while ministers may set broad policing policy, operational and managerial control rests with the national commissioner, making Mchunu’s directive an “overreach.” Instagram · Twitter

Lesego Makgoadi Makgoba is a South African entrepreneur, creative strategist, and academic whose work bridges the worlds of business, agriculture, and culture. She is the founder and managing director of Nation Rolling Papers, South Africa’s most recognised local rolling paper brand, currently stocked in national retailers including Pick n Pay and BP Garages. Through innovations such as magnetic-sealed packaging and community-driven brand values, she has positioned the company as a strong competitor against international players like RAW (USA) and OCB (France), with a long-term vision of becoming Africa’s largest rolling paper manufacturer Twitter · Instagram

Senior Portfolio Manager: Phaswane Mphahlele joins us to provide analysis on the world of business, investments, and financial markets, spotlighting the top three business and financial stories of the afternoon. Instagram · Twitter

World Rhino Day, commemorated annually on 22 September, is a global call to protect and conserve the five rhino species that face constant threats of poaching and habitat loss. South Africa is home to the largest rhino population in the world, making it both a vital stronghold for their survival and a prime target for illegal wildlife trade. The day serves as a platform for raising awareness about the plight of rhinos, while also celebrating the conservation wins achieved through years of dedicated efforts. It reminds the world that the survival of these ancient animals depends on collective responsibility across governments, organizations, and communities. Instagram · Twitter

The South African job market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI). According to a recent report by Pnet, demand for AI skills has surged by 352% since 2019, with a 77% increase observed between the first halves of 2024 and 2025. This growth is not limited to specialist roles; traditional positions are also evolving to require AI proficiency.
Specialist roles such as AI software developers, data scientists, and machine learning engineers remain in high demand. However, there is also a notable rise in the need for professionals in fields like marketing, content creation, and finance who possess AI skills. Employers are particularly seeking expertise in general AI tools, automation platforms like Zapier, and generative AI technologies such as ChatGPT. Instagram · Twitter

Black Dandyism has always been more than just clothing; it’s a celebration of elegance, self-expression, and identity, challenging conventional norms of masculinity while embracing sophistication. In South Africa, this movement finds a natural connection with the legacy of Sophiatown, a cultural hub where style, music, and creativity flourished as acts of pride and resistance. Today, men across the country are reimagining these influences, blending heritage with contemporary fashion in ways that are bold, personal, and distinctly local.
Fashion for men in South Africa has evolved into a language of its own, allowing men to tell stories about who they are, what they value, and how they see themselves in the world. It’s about confidence, creativity, and the freedom to experiment with textures, colours, and silhouettes while honoring roots and culture. For Nick Mothibeli, a finalist in GQ’s Best Dressed 2025 Reader Vote, this philosophy is at the heart of his style. His outfits reflect the spirit of modern Black Dandyism and the vibrant legacy of Sophiatown, showcasing how fashion can merge tradition with innovation. Instagram · Twitter

At least R34 million a year, roughly $1.96 million is being spent on the protection of state prosecutors in South Africa, a figure disclosed by the Justice, Crime Prevention and Security (JCPS) cluster during a media roundtable in Houghton.
During the briefing, the cluster highlighted the annual cost and framed it within broader security concerns. The safety of prosecutors, along with investigators and whistle-blowers, was discussed as part of the cluster’s mandate to protect those involved in the justice process, and the media roundtable outlined the measures and coordination in place to respond to credible threats. Instagram · Twitter

Michelle Mbhalati is a trailblazing student leader with a strong track record of accountability and service. With an undergraduate degree in Urban and Regional Planning and currently pursuing her Honours in Property Studies, she brings both academic depth and practical leadership to the student movement. Twitter · Instagram

Right here on VOW Drive, broadcasting live from Pick n Pay Auckland Park, we’re hanging out with the brand-new store manager, Khaya! Now, becoming a manager at Pick n Pay isn’t just about running a store – it’s about working your way through every department, learning the ropes, and putting in the hard work. And word on the street is… Khaya is also brilliant at baking cakes! Right now we’re going to get to know more about his journey, his vision for the store, and maybe even get some baking tips along the way.” Instagram · Twitter

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In conversation with, Tumi Musiq is a soulful Amapiano producer and DJ from Katlehong whose sound blends deep house roots with Amapiano vibes. Since his breakout in 2022, Tumi has been shaping music that heals, inspires, and connects — creating timeless tracks that go beyond the dancefloor Instagram · Twitter

DJ Cleo is back and continues to surprise fans. Ahead of his upcoming album, the music powerhouse has released the lead single ‘Zama Kwomunye’ on 29 August 2025, complete with its official music video. Known for discovering fresh talent and producing chart-topping hits, DJ Cleo remains at the forefront of South Africa’s music scene.
‘Zama Kwomunye’, featuring rising artist Si Monaledi, is a vibrant, cross-cultural track blending Salsa, Afro-Beats, and Afro-Pop. Inspired by the complexities of modern dating, the song captures the humor, frustration, and resilience of navigating love in today’s society. DJ Cleo shares his personal journey through singleness and dating apps, delivering a playful yet insightful message: if your interest is with someone else, it’s time to move on.
The single highlights DJ Cleo’s exceptional talents as a songwriter, arranger, and instrumentalist. Si Monaledi’s unforgettable vocals elevate the track, introducing a rising star to watch in the South African music landscape. Together, they create a song that combines storytelling with irresistible groove, resonating with anyone who has loved, lost, or dared to try again.
The album promises a diverse mix of sounds and themes:
‘Ithemba Elisha’ feat. Rethabile Khumalo – A first-time collaboration delivering a hopeful, gospel-leaning anthem declaring that no weapon is greater than God’s power.
‘Sharing is Caring’ – A cheeky, provocative track exploring infidelity and the dynamics of love, sure to spark conversation.
‘Too Many Fish in the Sea’ – Written after a breakup, this empowering track reminds listeners that heartbreak is temporary and new opportunities in love await.
‘Kukuzimia’ – A soulful Swahili gospel piece emphasizing gratitude and devotion, adding depth to the album’s energetic atmosphere.
* A Zulu Re-imagining of the Birthday Song – Literally translating to “grow and stop crawling,” this catchy track is poised to become a party essential with its mesmerizing guitar riffs.

About DJ Cleo
DJ Cleo, born Cleopas Monyepao, is a celebrated South African DJ, producer, and songwriter. With a career spanning over two decades, he has played a pivotal role in shaping Mzansi’s house, kwaito, and electronic fusion sounds. Known for his innovative approach, talent discovery, and cultural impact, DJ Cleo remains one of the country’s most influential music figures.
With decades of experience, DJ Cleo’s new album ‘Eskhaleni Party’ reaffirms his position as both a pioneer and forward-thinker in South Africa’s music industry. Fans can now enjoy ‘Zama Kwomunye’ and anticipate the full album, as DJ Cleo continues to cement his legacy in Mzansi’s vibrant music scene. Instagram · Twitter

South Africa’s property market continues to evolve, offering opportunities for buyers, renters, and investors alike. Despite fluctuations, property remains a key avenue for building long-term value and creating a sense of home.
Tondi Sadiki, Founder of Buy the Block, shares guidance for those entering the property market, particularly first-time buyers:
Stay Informed About the Market – Keep up with trends, neighbourhood developments, and interest rates to make confident, well-informed decisions.
Take Time Choosing the Right Property – Explore multiple homes and neighbourhoods to find a place that truly feels like home.
Location Remains Key – Consider safety, accessibility, schools, and amenities when selecting a property.
Recognise Market Resilience – Despite ups and downs, rental demand remains strong, providing investment opportunities for long-term growth.
Embrace Lifestyle and Story – A home is more than a financial investment; it’s a space to create memories and reflect personal values.
“At Buy the Block, we believe property is more than a transaction,” says Sadiki. “It’s about helping people find a space where their story can unfold—whether it’s their first home or a new chapter in life.”
A Shift Toward Lifestyle, Identity, and Representation
The South African property market is undergoing a meaningful transformation. Modern buyers are increasingly seeking homes that align with their lifestyle, identity, and values. Urban hubs like Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban are seeing growing demand for properties near parks, public transport, and community-centered developments rather than just focusing on traditional investment metrics.
Sadiki emphasizes the importance of representation in real estate: “The industry didn’t always reflect the diversity of the people it serves. Real estate should be a tool for empowerment, not just wealth. If the land is ever going to be Black-owned, we’ve got to buy it—block by block.”
Buy the Block prioritizes transparency, honesty, and matching clients with properties that fit their personal stories. By addressing systemic barriers and emphasizing lifestyle-aligned living, the agency is helping to reshape South Africa’s real estate landscape.
About Buy the Block
Founded in 2023 by Tondi Sadiki, Buy the Block is a Black-founded, disruptive real estate agency committed to changing how South Africans engage with property. The agency prioritizes client care, honest guidance, and creating spaces where stories can unfold.
For more information, visit www.buytheblock.co.za or follow on social media: @buy_the_block Instagram · Twitter

Partners Against Piracy (PAP), a pan-African coalition of broadcasters, creatives, governments, and legal experts, led a focused industry discussion on the devastating impact of piracy on Africa’s creative economy during MIP Africa’s FAME Week.
Under the theme “Unmasking piracy’s devastating impact and how the industry is revolutionising this fight for a sustainable future,” the session highlighted how piracy undermines investment in local content, erodes jobs across the value chain, and exposes consumers to cyber risks. Industry experts also shared the latest coordinated responses, including technology-driven blocking measures and law enforcement operations that have successfully disrupted illegal IPTV and streaming networks across the region.
“Piracy is not a victimless crime,” said Chola Makgamathe, Chairperson of both the Copyright Coalition of South Africa and PAP. “Every illegal download or stream takes away from the livelihood of artists, technicians, producers, and the entire creative value chain. Protecting creativity means protecting culture, expression, and the future of our industries.”

The discussion underscored several key points:
Collective Action Matters: PAP represents a united industry front against content theft, combining the expertise of broadcasters, creatives, governments, and legal professionals to safeguard intellectual property across Africa.
Consumer Education is Critical: Many consumers unknowingly support piracy. PAP is investing in public awareness campaigns to help the public recognise and reject illegal content, highlighting the legal and economic consequences of piracy.
Empowering African Creatives: The coalition is committed to equipping creators with the tools, knowledge, and legal avenues to protect their work.
Government Support is Essential: PAP calls on legislators and regulators to strengthen enforcement and close legal loopholes to hold offenders accountable.
Stakeholder Advocacy: Creators, intermediaries, and industry stakeholders are urged to speak out and contribute to stronger anti-piracy policies.
The session at FAME Week emphasized that fighting piracy requires a combination of technology, education, legal action, and collaboration across the continent to ensure a sustainable future for Africa’s creative industries. Instagram · Twitter

The chairperson of the Gauteng National Taxi Association, Thami Moyo, has been gunned down in what police believe was a targeted hit.
Moyo, 58, was driving along the Soweto Highway in Diepkloof on Thursday morning, 18 September 2025, when his vehicle was ambushed. According to authorities, two vehicles – including a minibus taxi – blocked his Toyota Hilux before armed suspects opened fire. Moyo sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was declared dead at the scene.
Law enforcement officials have opened a murder case and launched a manhunt for the perpetrators. Early indications suggest the attack was not a robbery, as nothing was taken from his vehicle. Investigators suspect the killing may be linked to ongoing tensions and violence within the taxi industry.
The incident has once again highlighted the instability within the taxi sector, where disputes over routes and control of business operations have often turned deadly. Police have deployed specialized units, including the Taxi Violence Task Team, to assist with the investigation.
Authorities have urged members of the public with information to come forward, stressing the importance of community cooperation in helping bring those responsible to justice.
Moyo’s death marks yet another tragedy in South Africa’s taxi industry, raising renewed concerns about safety, leadership battles, and the urgent need for long-term solutions to end violence in the sector. Instagram · Twitter

The Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) and South Africa’s leading e-commerce business, Takealot Group, have signed a groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen links between education and employment while boosting opportunities in the township economy.
The MoU, signed on Wednesday, 17 September 2025, at Takealot Group’s Distribution Centre in Kempton Park, Johannesburg, was led by Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr. Mimmy Gondwe.
“This partnership is about creating tangible education and training opportunities for students,” said Deputy Minister Gondwe. “I would like to thank the Takealot Group for investing in this vision and going the extra mile to support the township economy by helping young people list their businesses on e-commerce platforms. This agreement is one of five secured by my office so far.”
The Deputy Minister has long championed public-private partnerships as a key driver in tackling South Africa’s high unemployment rate.
Takealot Group CEO Frederik Zietsman welcomed the agreement, describing it as a natural extension of the company’s Township Economy Initiative. “Today’s MoU builds on our agreements in Mpumalanga and Gauteng and now takes them national, with clear roles, measurable outcomes, and shared accountability. As a homegrown South African business, we are committed to using our platform, logistics, and expertise to accelerate skills development, job creation, and inclusive economic growth,” said Zietsman.
The MoU focuses on four key areas designed to boost skills and unlock opportunities for young South Africans:
Adoption of TVET and Community Colleges: Students will benefit from Work Integrated Learning opportunities directly with Takealot in logistics, e-commerce, and technology. Industry experts will also support curriculum development to align learning with workforce needs.
Expansion of the Takealot Bursary Programme: The bursary scheme will be doubled in reach, with DHET matching Takealot’s funding. Students in priority areas such as ICT, logistics, and e-commerce retail will be the main beneficiaries.
Distribution of Textbooks: Takealot’s logistics network will ensure efficient nationwide delivery of textbooks to university and college students.
Collaboration with SETAs: SETAs and Takealot will work together to support township entrepreneurs and SMMEs. Takealot’s MrD platform will also be used to connect township-owned restaurants and small businesses with online customers.
To ensure effective implementation, a four-member steering committee has been established to oversee the MoU’s progress and accountability.
This landmark partnership signals a major step forward in aligning higher education with the needs of a rapidly changing digital economy while empowering young people and township businesses to thrive in South Africa’s growing e-commerce sector. Instagram · Twitter

South African hip-hop powerhouse FLVME is redefining the sound of the new generation with his sophomore album BLVCK & WHiTE. Known for his emotional depth, melodic range, and fearless genre-blending, FLVME has cemented his place as one of the most influential voices in African music. From breakout success with CANDYMAN to global collaborations with the likes of Westside Boogie, EarthGang, and Guapdad4000, his artistry continues to expand beyond borders. Twitter · Instagram

In conversation with, Professor Claudine Storbeck. X · Instagram

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In conversation with, Loné Lourens joined Woodside Sanctuary in 2010 as a receptionist and,
through hard work and mentorship, rose to become Marketing and
Fundraising Manager in 2020.
With over 15 years of service, she is inspired daily by her colleagues’
compassion for Woodside’s residents — their “angels.” For Loné, caring
for them is more than a job; it’s a calling. X · Instagram

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– South Africa’s Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Ms Nomalungelo Gina, has outlined the country’s clean energy priorities at the Ministerial Meeting on Sustainable Fuels and the 7th Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meeting, held as part of Expo 2025 Osaka.

The meetings, hosted by Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, brought together global innovators and leaders to address pressing energy and climate challenges. Deputy Minister Gina presented South Africa’s strategic focus on hydrogen demand creation, sustainable fuels, and inclusive industrialisation.

The Ministerial Meeting on Sustainable Fuels aims to accelerate the global uptake of sustainable fuels, including biofuels and e-fuels, building on an initiative launched by Japan and Brazil in 2024 to support COP30 preparations. Meanwhile, the Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meeting seeks to strengthen international collaboration, share best practices, and overcome barriers to hydrogen production and use across industries.

Through the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation, South Africa is implementing comprehensive policies on hydrogen, expanding decarbonisation strategies to incorporate biofuels and carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS). Domestic initiatives such as the Platinum Valley Initiative and registration of Strategic Integrated Projects aim to decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors like steel, chemicals, and cement, while supporting hydrogen mobility in mining, transportation, and power generation.

Deputy Minister Gina emphasised the importance of sustainable fuels in South Africa’s energy transition:

➢“Sustainable fuels play a critical role in advancing our decarbonisation efforts by providing fuels that can power our industries, transport systems and economies, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions in support of our climate change commitments.”

She highlighted measures including the 2019 South African Biofuels Regulatory Framework, biofuel blending regulations, feedstock protocols, and support for local manufacturers. She also noted the CoalCO2-X Flagship Programme, piloting carbon capture and utilisation technologies, and incentives introduced under the Taxation Laws Amendment Act of 2024 to promote hydrogen-powered vehicle manufacturing.

Focusing on the Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meeting’s theme, “Demand Creation”, Deputy Minister Gina noted:

➢“While supply chains for hydrogen and its derivatives are advancing at remarkable speed, their long-term success will depend on our collective ability to generate and sustain demand. If we get this right, demand creation will not only sustain the hydrogen economy but make it a true driver of a just, inclusive and sustainable energy transition.”

South Africa’s participation aims to strengthen partnerships with international industry and research institutions, complementing Japan’s Hydrogen Basic Strategy and Initiative for Sustainable Fuels and Mobility, which promote secure global supply chains and broader uptake of biofuels, e-fuels, and e-methane in aviation and shipping.

Deputy Minister Gina reaffirmed South Africa’s commitment to a people-centred energy transition, stating:

➢“The creation of a sustainable fuel future must incorporate just, inclusive and transformative principles. Training, reskilling, and knowledge transfer will ensure that the transition creates jobs, builds industries, and uplifts communities.”

During her visit, the Deputy Minister will engage with Japanese stakeholders—including government representatives, industry leaders like Toyota and Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and academic institutions such as Kyoto University and Osaka University—to explore collaboration on hydrogen market development, certification, infrastructure, nanotechnology, carbon recycling, and space science.

South Africa’s active engagement at these ministerial meetings reinforces its strategic partnership with Japan and strengthens bilateral cooperation on hydrogen technologies Instagram · Twitter

The Bakgatla‑ba‑Kgafela are a prominent Tswana clan primarily located in South Africa’s North West Province, near Sun City and the Pilanesberg National Park. Their main village, Moruleng, serves as the heart of the community. The tribe has been settled in this region since the 1800s, when Kgosi Pilane established the community along the Elands River.
The Bakgatla‑ba‑Kgafela community spans 32 villages over approximately 160,000 hectares within the Bojanala District. Their territory borders Limpopo Province to the north-east and Botswana to the north-west.
Identity & Cultural Symbolism
The community’s emblem reflects its values and history:
Vervet Monkey (Kgabo) symbolizes wisdom, inspired by ancestral tales of vigilance.
Fire (Mollo) represents power and strength, recalling its use in preparing protective herbal armor.
Calabash (Sedibelo) signifies resilience, as it holds heated herbal mixtures used as traditional protection.
Community Development Initiatives
The Bakgatla‑ba‑Kgafela have established several initiatives to advance socio-economic development:
The Bakgatla Ba Kgafela Development Agency (BBKDA) focuses on education, health, tourism, infrastructure, and cultural preservation.
Bakgatla‑ba‑Kgafela Investment Holdings (BBKIH) manages economic assets to support development programs, leveraging land, mineral wealth, and human capital.
A recently launched career centre in Moruleng aims to train thousands of young people and adults in IT, entrepreneurship, and small business development, providing vital skills for the future.
Honoring Heritage & Celebrations
Heritage Month celebrations showcase the Bakgatla‑ba‑Kgafela’s rich culture. Events such as Farmers’ Day at Moruleng Stadium highlight local produce, traditional attire, and indigenous knowledge. National Heritage Day also emphasizes the tribe’s history and cultural pride.
Leadership & Legal Developments
The Bakgatla‑ba‑Kgafela have experienced leadership challenges, but recent court rulings have reinstated Kgosi Nyalala Pilane as the traditional leader administering the South African side of the community. The tribe continues to work on agreements and collaborations to strengthen cultural autonomy, agricultural development, and community resilience.
In Summary
The Bakgatla‑ba‑Kgafela embody a legacy of wisdom, strength, and cultural integrity. From their ancestral settlement in the Pilanesberg region to contemporary development initiatives, the community balances tradition with progress. Celebrations like Farmers’ Day and Heritage Month highlight cultural pride, while strong leadership ensures unity and continued growth. Instagram · Twitter

The Forum for South Africa (F4SA) in the Tshwane Region has officially launched a Job Seekers Assistance Campaign in Ward 73, Hammanskraal. The initiative, which runs from 15 to 19 September 2025, aims to empower unemployed residents by providing practical support in their search for work.
The campaign offers assistance with professional CV writing, printing, scanning, and emailing, while also linking participants to skills development programmes in areas such as carpentry, upholstery, solar installation, artisan training, and farming.
Community members can submit their CVs at Peak Zone, Thapelo Street, Ramotse (Tshwane Ward 73) between 09h00 and 16h30 throughout the week.
The programme is open to South African citizens aged 18 to 59, with a valid SARS clearance certificate required for participation.
According to organisers, the campaign seeks not only to equip job seekers with the tools to apply for work more effectively but also to create pathways into industries where demand for skilled labour continues to grow. Instagram · Twitter

In South Africa, the construction and infrastructure sector is a vital driver of economic growth, and at the heart of this industry is the quantity surveyor (QS). Often described as the financial and contractual managers of construction projects, quantity surveyors ensure that projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest standards.
What is Quantity Surveying?
Quantity surveying is a profession that combines construction expertise, financial management, and legal knowledge. Quantity surveyors manage costs, contracts, and risk throughout the lifecycle of a construction project—from planning and procurement to completion. They prepare detailed bills of quantities, conduct feasibility studies, monitor budgets, and advise on cost-effective construction methods.
Driving Efficiency and Accountability
In the South African market, quantity surveyors play a crucial role in maintaining accountability and efficiency in both public and private construction projects. By providing accurate cost estimates, monitoring expenditure, and mitigating financial risks, QS professionals ensure that government infrastructure projects, commercial developments, and residential builds deliver value for money.
Supporting Economic Growth
South Africa continues to see large-scale investments in infrastructure, from road networks and energy projects to urban development and mining facilities. Quantity surveyors facilitate these projects by:
Managing budgets and cash flow for major developments
Advising on sustainable building materials and energy-efficient solutions
Negotiating contracts and resolving disputes
Supporting decarbonisation initiatives and green building strategies
Career Opportunities and Market Demand
With South Africa’s ongoing infrastructure expansion, quantity surveying has become a high-demand profession. Professionals can work in consulting firms, construction companies, government departments, or as independent consultants. Entry-level QS professionals earn between R15,000 and R25,000 per month, with senior quantity surveyors commanding R70,000 to R120,000 or more, depending on experience and project scale.
The Role In the South African Market
Quantity surveyors not only protect investments but also strengthen investor confidence. Developers, contractors, and financial institutions rely on QS professionals to ensure that projects are financially viable and legally sound. In an era of increasing infrastructure spending and green energy initiatives, the role of quantity surveyors is expanding to include sustainable construction, carbon reduction, and innovative building technologies.
Conclusion
As South Africa continues to grow its infrastructure and industrial base, quantity surveying remains a cornerstone of project success. By combining technical expertise with financial and legal acumen, quantity surveyors ensure that the country’s ambitious development goals are met efficiently, sustainably, and transparently. Instagram · Twitter

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) has expressed serious concerns over the upcoming Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, scheduled to begin in Pretoria on Wednesday.
The party has questioned the timing of the commission’s commencement, calling it suspicious, particularly in light of the court case MKP filed challenging the commission’s legality and validity.
The Madlanga Commission is tasked with investigating criminality, political interference, and corruption within the criminal justice system.
MKP plans to formally challenge the commission’s legality in the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria on Thursday.
Party spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela said, “General Mkhwanazi has made allegations that the judiciary, specifically judges, were complicit—and in effect participating—in these criminal activities.
We are questioning how a Judicial Commission of Inquiry can be properly formed when the same judiciary, including judges, could potentially be implicated in the matters under investigation. How can we be sure that Justice Madlanga himself isn’t investigating matters that may touch on his own role or colleagues? The decision to start the commission the day before our court challenge is highly eyebrow-raising.”
The MK Party’s statements underscore the tensions surrounding the inquiry and raise questions about the independence and impartiality of the commission. Instagram · Twitter

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng is staging a picket in Emfuleni today, Thursday, 18 September 2025, to protest against cadre deployment, which the party says has contributed to the collapse of service delivery in the municipality.
The demonstration, led by DA Provincial Leader Solly Msimanga MPL, together with Kingsol Chabalala MPL, Cllr Dady Mollo, and Cllr Prudence Hlanyane, began at 10h00 with a gathering at the Rivers of Living Waters Church in Evaton. From there, participants are expected to move to the Levai Mbata Clinic.
The DA argues that cadre deployment—where political appointments are based on party loyalty instead of merit—has fueled corruption, inefficiency, and poor governance in local municipalities such as Emfuleni. Today’s action forms part of the party’s broader campaign to push for a merit-based appointment system and improved accountability in government. Instagram · Twitter

Masego Matiko is a multidisciplinary powerhouse in
Johannesburg’s vibrant creative economy, seamlessly
blending artistry and entrepreneurship. As an
award-winning production designer for the National
Children’s Theatre Young Directors Festival, she has
made her mark across acting, presenting, MCing,
styling, podcasting, and producing. Her entrepreneurial
venture, Notanothercafe, combines artisanal coffee with
curated liqueur blends, creating immersive pop-up
experiences that foster community, connection, and
creativity. Through these ventures, Masego cultivates
shared experiences that energize creative spaces andinspire those around her.
At the heart of her artistic philosophy is intention,
presence, play, and reflexivity. Masego’s Not Another
Podcast extends this vision into the digital space,
offering a theatre-inspired platform where
multidisciplinary artists engage in candid conversations
about creative expression, collaboration, and the
transformative power of storytelling. Passionate about
authenticity and empowerment, she champions the
reclamation of African knowledge systems and
embodied learning as tools for personal growth and
cultural contribution. Whether behind the mic, behind
the camera, or designing a set, Masego inspires others
to shed societal masks, embrace their true selves, and
contribute meaningfully to the creative economy. Twitter · Instagram

Praise Mwelase is a versatile producer, stage manager, and
show caller whose expertise has shaped some of South
Africa’s most iconic productions. Her passion for live event
production was ignited in 2022 when she stage managed
Legendary in His Presence at Sun City, setting the
foundation for a career marked by excellence and faith.
Since then, she has managed and show-called high-profile
projects such as Cassper Nyovest’s Fill Up Mmabatho
Stadium, Hey Neighbour Festival, and Unlimited Fest with
Mpoomy Ledwaba. Most notably, she project managed the
African Throne Tour with Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C—an
international production later captured in a documentary
premiering on Amazon Prime Video. Her ability to deliver
seamless, large-scale events has established her as a
trusted creative force behind the continent’s biggest stages.
Beyond live events, Praise made a remarkable contribution
as a producer at Wisdom & Wellness with Mpoomy
Ledwaba, where she worked on transformative projects
including live events, one of South Africa’s top podcasts,
and the bestselling Wisdom & Wellness book. Her
experience in both creative production and technical
management reflects her rare ability to merge vision, detail,
and storytelling across mediums. As the founder of Until All
Are Found, a Christian community dedicated to guiding
young people to Christ through prayer, fasting, and
fellowship, she continues to create spaces of impact both on
stage and in ministry. With an AFDA background in Motion
Picture Medium, Praise uses media, events, and faith-driven
leadership to inspire, uplift, and redefine what excellence
looks like in African creative industries. Twitter · Instagram

The Economic Freedom Fighters Student Command (EFFSC) has issued a statement condemning the actions of the warden at wits junction student accomodation. The organisation has called for the immediate removal of the warden and for full disciplinary action against Protection Services, accusing them of treating students like criminals.
The EFFSC argued that such conduct is not a security measure but rather an intimidation tactic and an abuse of power. The group further warned that these actions have left students fearful that their rooms could be raided at any time. In addition the EFFSC has demanded a firm commitment from Wits management that no student will be victimised or intimidated for resisting such violation

A warden at the Wits Junction residence has faced criticism for their handling of student affairs and alleged violation of privacy. Just days before the incident, a student was reportedly evicted from the residence after being found with alcohol in their room and accused of selling it to fellow students. The student expressed frustration towards the same warden, raising broader concerns about the effectiveness of disciplinary measures within student residences.

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Predicting students’ academic performance is crucial to make evidence-based
decisions for admission and improve students’ support initiatives. However,
there is limited research (and student support initiatives) focusing specifically on
the students’ academic performance generally, and particularly male students.
Between 2020 and 2023, the University of the Witwatersrand’s Faculty of
Humanities had an average enrolment of 33,539 female and 13,357 male
students. In the same period, the average pass rate for female students in the
faculty was 92%, compared to 86% for male students. Between 2016 and 2020,
the average completion rate in the minimum required number of years for
female students in the faculty was 58%, compared to 43% for male students. It
is concerning that the female and male students who, relatively, have similar
school-leaving result have almost 60% of females completing in the minimum
required me compared to less than 45% of the male cohort. Instagram · Twitter

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Cervical cancer remains a serious health issue in South Africa, especially among women aged 15 to 44, where it is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths. Often dubbed the “silent killer,” cervical cancer can develop slowly over years without obvious signs. Many of its early symptoms resemble common, less serious health issues—irregular bleeding, pelvic discomfort, or fatigue—that women often ignore or attribute to hormonal changes, stress, or infections. Because of this, diagnoses are frequently delayed until later stages, when treatment is more difficult. The disease is closely linked to persistent infection with high-risk strains of human papillomavirus (HPV), which is common and usually clears on its own, but in some cases leads to precancerous changes in cervical cells. Recognising subtle or “overlooked” symptoms is essential, as early detection via screening (such as Pap smears or HPV testing) greatly improves outcomes. Instagram · Twitter

South Africa’s social and affordable housing sector is under significant strain, with recent research underscoring both its achievements and the persistent obstacles to meaningful urban regeneration. A study published in Frontiers in Sustainable Cities examined the role of the Social Housing Regulatory Authority (SHRA) in delivering social housing across provinces like Gauteng, the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu‑Natal. The research found that while SHRA has succeeded in increasing the number of regulated housing units, improving tenant reach, reducing financial pressure on lower‑income households, and stimulating local economies through job creation, many challenges remain. Among these are funding constraints, issues of stakeholder coordination, and sabotage by criminal actors sometimes described as “construction mafias,” as well as occasional rental boycotts.
However, the reality on the ground in some major housing developments paints a troubling counterpoint to the promise of social housing policy. Case in point: the Tembisa Mega Housing Project (Hospital View, in Gauteng), a joint initiative of the Gauteng Department of Human Settlements and the City of Ekurhuleni intended to deliver over 3,000 subsidy and social housing units. Begun more than five years ago, the project has effectively been abandoned: structures have been vandalised and stripped of roof sheets, windows, electrical wiring, and doors. Despite initial commitments that the project would be completed by mid‑2021, the site remains derelict. Public officials cite vandalism and lack of funding for repair and completion; opposition parties and watchdogs demand accountability, greater transparency around expenditure, and consequence management for those responsible Instagram · Twitter

MM Rakgwale, a teacher at Makhutjisha Secondary School in Limpopo, applied for the position of principal after the vacancy was advertised. Despite being shortlisted multiple times and recommended by the School Governing Body (SGB), her appointment was repeatedly nullified by the Limpopo Department of Education. The department cited grievances related to the recruitment process, leading to the re-advertisement of the position several times. Rakgwale, who was the second-most qualified candidate, alleges that less qualified individuals were appointed instead. She filed a grievance with the Education Labour Relations Council (ELRC), which found that the department's actions constituted an unfair labour practice.
In response to Rakgwale's grievance, ELRC Commissioner Thapelo Mathekga ruled that the Limpopo Department of Education had unfairly handled the recruitment process. The department was ordered to pay Rakgwale R50,000 as compensation for the emotional distress caused by the repeated nullification of the appointment process. The ELRC emphasized that such procedural irregularities undermine the integrity of the recruitment system and sent a clear message that unfair practices would not be tolerated. This case highlights ongoing challenges within the education sector regarding transparency and fairness in teacher appointments. Instagram · Twitter

We’re celebrating VOW's birthday month in style with the support of Pick n Pay, who have come on board to make the day truly memorable. From cupcakes to balloons, Pick n Pay has transformed our studio into a party space, showing just how much fun can be added when brands and communities come together.

We’ll be joined by Karin, Pick n Pay’s Marketing Manager, and the Store Manager of Pick n Pay Auckland Park, who will share their insights on why Pick n Pay chose to support this exciting initiative. Dawie, Pick n Pay’s Events Lead, may also join the conversation to give us an inside look at how they bring joy to moments like this. Twitter · Instagram

We’re joined once again by Wits
SRC Academic Officer, Jostino Mbiza. The last time he sat down
with us, it was at the start of his term, when he outlined his
vision and goals for enhancing the academic experience of Wits
students. Now, as his tenure comes to a close, we reflect with
him on that journey — the challenges, the wins, and the lessons
learned along the way. We’ll also explore what’s next, both for
him and for the students he’s been representing. Instagram · Twitter

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Tol’thema is a South African luxury fashion house redefining modesty and modern elegance for the contemporary African woman. Founded in 2024 by Tamia Nontsikelelo, an accounting graduate turned creative entrepreneur, the brand specializes in high-quality headwraps, crowns, turbans, kimonos, and modest fashion dresses. Each piece is designed with intention ,celebrating heritage, elevating beauty, and empowering women to feel confident, regal, and timeless. From its humble beginnings in Tamia’s living room, Tol’thema has grown into a full-fledged fashion house with a factory, showroom, team, and online store, proudly serving women who embrace style with meaning. Twitter · Instagram

In preparation for the 2026 academic year, the Department of Higher Education and Training, Minister Buti Manamela has projected that public universities will offer about 235,000 first-year places. TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) colleges are expected to provide 170,000 first-time entrant spaces, while Community Education & Training (CET) colleges will serve around 120,000 learners. In total, that’s about 525,000 places across universities, TVET and CET institutions. Instagram · Twitter

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) has expressed its support for the tabling of the Liquor Amendment Bill in Parliament, highlighting the urgent need to address the widespread issue of alcohol abuse in South Africa. The federation emphasises that alcohol-related harm disproportionately affects working-class and rural communities, contributing to significant social and economic challenges. Matthew Parks, COSATU's Parliamentary Coordinator, pointed out that approximately 40% of the nation's annual road fatalities are linked to alcohol consumption, underscoring the severity of the public health crisis. Instagram · Twitter

Senior Portfolio Manager: Phaswane Mphahlele joins us to provide analysis on the world of business, investments, and financial markets, spotlighting the top three business and financial stories of the afternoon. Instagram · Twitter

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The 2025 Jazz Wise Youth Music Business Workshop, part of the renowned Standard Bank Joy of Jazz festival, is set to take place on Wednesday, 17 September 2025, at the Joburg Theatre from 8:00am. Designed as a platform for career development, the workshop brings together aspiring creatives with seasoned industry leaders through panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and networking sessions. Targeted at high school, college, university students, and young professionals aged 20–25, the event aims to equip Mzansi’s next generation of arts professionals with the skills and connections needed to thrive in the music industry.
The sessions cover topics such as purpose, profit and law, marketing technologies, artistic expression, and global career opportunities, offering participants a comprehensive insight into the creative economy. Among the notable speakers is DJ, promoter, and producer Kenneth Nzama, popularly known as DJ Kenzhero.
Known for his unique blend of hip-hop, soul, funk, and jazz, Kenzhero seamlessy flows different sounds together. His talent goes beyond DJ as he is also a promoter, music producer and owner of Untitled Restaurant.At this year’s Jazz Wise Youth Music Business Workshop, he will be one of the panellists on the topic, “Art of Booking”. Instagram · Twitter

University of Fort Hare students are demanding the retirement of Vice-Chancellor Professor Sakhela Buhlungu now that he has turned 65 years old, saying he has reached the institution’s retirement age. The call came on his birthday when students held a protest at the Alice campus, threatening to shut down the university if their demands were not met.
Buhlungu was first appointed VC in 2017 and confirmed for a second term in 2021. Students say his second term was extended unlawfully, claiming there was no proper consultation or communication about the extension, especially given that he has reached the age where retirement is expected. Instagram · Twitter

In the early hours of Sunday morning, a devastating fire tore through the abandoned De Williersshof residential building in Sunnyside, Pretoria, leaving two people dead. The building, which had long been deserted and taken over by squatters, had its basement divided into small makeshift rooms where desperate residents sought shelter. At around 1:15 am, emergency services received reports of the fire, but by the time firefighters arrived, the blaze had already consumed several sections of the property.
The bodies of two victims were discovered in the basement, where partitions of wood and board had been erected to create living spaces. It is believed that the deceased died of smoke inhalation before they could escape. Seven of these improvised rooms were completely destroyed, underscoring the dangers faced by people occupying derelict buildings in Pretoria. Authorities are investigating the exact cause of the fire, but poor electrical wiring and unsafe living conditions are being considered possible factors. Instagram · Twitter

Thabo Mahundla, professionally known as Airburn Sounds, is a self-taught music producer and DJ hailing from South Africa. Born in Alexandra, Johannesburg, and raised in Tembisa, with roots in Limpopo, Airburn Sounds has a deep connection to the diverse musical landscape of his country. He is a prolific producer who has collaborated with a who's who of South African music, including Zanda Zakuza, Mr Brown, Stilo Magolide, Makhadzi, Boity Thulo, and many others. His talent has also garnered international attention, leading to collaborations with artists like the USA/Senegalese artist Akon and Jamaican artist Ka$e. His new single titled Crush Yam featuring MAWHOO and Optimist Music just dropped and he is here to speak about it all. Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Cheráé Halley is a distinguished actor, theatre maker, lecturer, and applied theatre facilitator, currently serving as Head of the Market Theatre Laboratory in Newtown, Johannesburg. Her appointment in 2023 marked a new chapter for The Lab — one rooted in social relevance, experimentation, and deep community engagement.

She holds both honours and master’s degrees in Dramatic Arts from the University of the Witwatersrand, and has taught and coordinated postgraduate courses at several institutions across the country. Her areas of focus include Drama in Education, Theatre of the Oppressed, Playback Theatre, and theatre as a form of activism.

What sets Halley apart is the way she uses theatre as a tool for social transformation. Throughout her career, she has tackled issues such as HIV/AIDS awareness, disability, gender equity, sexual harassment, LGBTI rights, human rights, and oppression through applied drama in communities. She also co-directs the Drama for Life Playback Theatre, Africa’s only accredited school of Playback Theatre, which fosters storytelling that encourages empathy, dialogue, and healing.

Under her leadership, the Market Theatre Laboratory offers multiple pathways for aspiring theatre-makers. These include a competitive two-year full-time course, a part-time weekend programme, and platforms for community practitioners to present their work. The Lab’s Ramolao Makhene Theatre also provides a professional stage for productions, while initiatives like the Dlala Wena Saturday Showcase give young artists a space to experiment and receive feedback.

Halley’s vision is not only to build upon the Market Theatre Laboratory’s legacy but also to deepen its impact — nurturing artistic excellence while ensuring accessibility, social relevance, and platforms for marginalised voices. Her leadership ensures that The Lab continues to be a space where theatre interrogates, heals, and inspires. Instagram · Twitter

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The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

TODAY ON LAW FOCUS WERE GOING INTO THE NITTY GITTY OF THE RECENTLY ASSENTED BELA BILL AND THE CHALLENGES IT FACES FROM CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS SUCH AS AFRIFORUM AND SOLIDARITY.

WE ALSO TACKLE THE RECENTLY ANNOUNCED PAY INCEASE FOR JUDICIAL OFFICERS AND WEATHER ITS ENOUGH TO STAVE OFF CORRUPTION IN THE JUDICIAL SECTOR.

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational well-being.

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Twitter · Instagram

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Twitter · Instagram

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW 88.1's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

In conversation with Mathebe Molise, Beauty on Tapp CEO and Founder: Women Leading Knowledge

In conversation with Barbra Masekela, Educator, poet, writer and activist

Khanyisile Yende is in conversation with Educator, poet, writer, and activist Barbra Masekela discussing how to maintain femininity and work in grace.

This is discussion took place during a Gautrain Management Agency in collaboration with the Wits Business School and Gordon Institute of Business Science Women Leading Knowledge’ breakfast event.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

In conversation with Leonie Grobler, Director of Executive Education at Wits Business School and Ntombi Meso, Multi-Award-Winning Radio Broadcaster: Women Leading Knowledge

Khanyisile Yende is in conversation with the Director of Executive Education at Wits Business School Leonie Grobler and broadcaster Ntombi Meso.

This is discussion took place during a Gautrain Management Agency in collaboration with the Wits Business School and Gordon Institute of Business Science Women Leading Knowledge’ breakfast event.

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

A Legal Inclined show that focuses on our day to day legalities.

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Top 30 chart show every Saturday 09:00am to 12:00pm. Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

The Sports Hub is a sports based show where we look to inform our listener with the latest happenings from the world of sports.

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Voice of Hip-Hop is the Voice of the Youth. We have countless number of unrecognized talents in our country and these artists do not have access to platforms that can elevate their careers to the next level. Voice of Hip-Hop dedicates itself to being providing this platform to this type of artist through on air interviews, playing music on the show and possibly forms of collaborations with the show.

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Sports Hub is a sports based show where we look to inform our listener with the latest happenings from the world of sports.

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Top 30 chart show every Saturday 09:00am to 12:00pm. Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Driven by a passion to give back to her community, Dr Priscalia Khosa joins to us on this episode of the Social Work Khuluma to speak on her teaching philosophy, her love for the classroom and learnings garnered from the COVID 19 pandemic.

As one of the 7 co authors in the NRF funded project looking at Course Redesign using the Authentic E Learning Framework, Dr Khosa also shares the research she recently did during her time at Stellenbosch University where she investigated her own use of Authentic E Learning principles in her Cultural Complexity class.

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

On todays episode Spha Mathebula host Dr Hlolofelo Malatji, an associate lecturer in the Department of Social Work at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) and one of the 7 co – authors of the NRF funded project, looking at course Re-design based on a concept called Authentic E- Learning. We speak about his journey into social work and his love for teaching and the academy. He also unpacks his findings on research that he recently conducted investigating the experiences and perceptions of students on the integration of the Authentic E Learning framework in the Community Work module.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Voice of Hip-Hop is the Voice of the Youth. We have countless number of unrecognized talents in our country and these artists do not have access to platforms that can elevate their careers to the next level. Voice of Hip-Hop dedicates itself to being providing this platform to this type of artist through on air interviews, playing music on the show and possibly forms of collaborations with the show.

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The Sports Hub is a sports based show where we look to inform our listener with the latest happenings from the world of sports.

The Sports Hub is a sports based show where we look to inform our listener with the latest happenings from the world of sports.

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

The Sports Hub is a sports based show where we look to inform our listener with the latest happenings from the world of sports.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The Sports Hub is a sports based show where we look to inform our listener with the latest happenings from the world of sports.

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM attended the official handover ceremony of Anglo American’s building to the Wits Business School, which will serve as the Wits Business School’s Center for Entrepreneurship. This impressive building, located at 47 Main Street in the heart of Johannesburg's central business district, boasts 15,000 square meters of space across eight floors.

VOW FM’s Karabo Peter spoke with WBS's Ms Leoni Grobler, Anglo American’s Mr Andrè van der Berg, and the CEO of Services SETA, Mr Andile Sipengane, about the collaborative efforts that made this ceremony a success. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

SPORTS HUB BLURP
The Sports Hub is a sports based show where we look to inform our listener with the latest happenings from the world of sports

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Nana Mwene & Mahl-D Opulence. The show is about inspiring, informing, and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays from 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus-related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Waking you up every Saturday and Sunday morning from 70:00am - 09:00am Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Nana Mwene & Mahl-D Opulence. The show is about inspiring, informing, and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Nana Mwene & Mahl-D Opulence. The show is about inspiring, informing, and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive is a lighthearted conversation-driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

In conversation with Campus Protection Services Deputy Director Mr Mafihla Maleka talking to TTO about crime awareness in the Wits Community and some safety tips. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Nana Mwene & Mahl-D Opulence. The show is about inspiring, informing, and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Nana Mwene & Mahl-D Opulence. The show is about inspiring, informing, and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Nana Mwene & Mahl-D Opulence. The show is about inspiring, informing, and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Sports Hub is a sports based show where we look to inform our listener with the latest happenings from the world of sports

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is one of VOW FM's Award Winning shows. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard-hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology, and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM breakfast show hosted by Valarie & Kirsten covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

In conversation with Mpadi Makgalo, CEO of Heal SA announcing its worldwide initiative to offer free counseling services to university students who attend off-campus. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with Ricardo Genesis & the Drive Team, is a light-hearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. Instagram · Twitter

Lights, camera, action, we are talking to Dr. Jerry Mofokeng wa Makhetha who is the deputy chair of the national film and video foundation, legend of theatre, film & tv, m.inst.d, coach, speaker. Instagram · Twitter

We are creeping closer and closer to the national elections, and we are talking to Anele Mda who is an independent candidate running in the upcoming elections on 29 May 2024 for a seat in parliament. Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

In this episode, the host, Nathi Mcetywa introduces the new feature of the podcast, What in the Civic Tech?, and discusses the possibility of moving Africa's election process from a paper-based voting system to an electronic voting system. The guest, Dr. Maxwell Masago, talks about the readiness of South Africa and the African continent for e-voting. They explore the benefits and challenges of e-voting, including issues of trust, digital divide, infrastructure, and political will. While South Africa is seen as ready for e-voting, the readiness of the rest of the African continent varies.

Keywords
Civic Tech, Africa, podcast, electronic voting, paper-based voting, readiness, benefits, challenges, trust, digital divide, infrastructure, political will

Titles
The Readiness of South Africa for Electronic Voting
Moving Africa's Election Process to Electronic Voting

Sound Bites
"The discussion about electronic voting started in Africa in 2004 in Namibia, and ultimately, Namibia became the first country in Southern Africa to conduct electronic voting in 2014."

"Electronic voting can address issues of declining democracy, distrust in government systems, and lack of participation in political systems, especially among young people."

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Kwaito Koolerbox is a kwaito music show airing every Saturday afternoon from 12:00 to 14:00. The show strictly focuses on Kwaito music alongside its legends. It also serves as a commemoration to one of the few South African born music genres.

VOW FM Top 30 chart show every Saturday 09:00am to 12:00pm. Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

Waking you up every Saturday and Sunday morning from 70:00am - 09:00am Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

KAMOGELO NGCOBO SPEAKS TO RISE MZANSI GAUTENG CONVENOR ,TEBOGO MOALUSI, ON BUILDING A MORDAN POLITICAL ORGANIZATION FOR PATRIOTIC SOUTH AFRICANS. THEY ARE ON A MISSION TO MOBILIZE THE PEOPLE AND TAKE AN ACTIVE ROLE IN BUILDING A NEW SOUTH AFRICA. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM Top 30 chart show every Saturday 09:00am to 12:00pm. Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Waking you up every Saturday and Sunday morning from 70:00am - 09:00am Twitter · Instagram · Facebook

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

The VOW FM Drive with DJ Tee & Nana Mwene is a lighthearted conversation driven afternoon show that focuses on entertainment through learnings and the day-to-day navigation of life. The VOW FM Drive is one of two shows named after the station and this is to uphold our core values of being a radio station that supports our community. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday for an hour. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of the what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.

The Mainswitch is VOW FM’s breakfast show, which airs from Monday to Friday.
The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics and music.

It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what has been happening during the weekdays and what will take place in the coming week, then this show is for you. Twitter · Instagram

Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing

That Lunch Show is an Award Winning show hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. The show is about inspiring, informing and empowering listeners with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show airs weekdays at 12:00-15:00.

That Lunch Show is about inspiring, informing and empowering the listeners (Youth) with hard hitting topics. It tackles unemployment, current affairs, health, cultural, technology and entertainment news. The aim is to keep the listeners informed and entertained. The show is hosted by Pretty Ngwenya. Instagram · Twitter

Your daily dose on infortainment, great music, and interesting conversations every weekday from 9am to 12 noon.

Area Code is a fun and interactive mid-morning show on VOW FM, which airs weekdays at 09:00-12:00. This show aims to ease listeners into their mornings by keeping them up-to-date with the latest news and trends, while also serving as a student’s “go-to” for campus related events and information.

Given that our primary target market is the youth (particularly students) the content on the show resonates with the youth and allows for conversations around a vast range of issues that young people face, from anxiety and depression to different study methods, right down to the effects of social media after employment (just to name a few). Instagram · Twitter

Have you ever heard of property crimes in Universities? Where theft of electronic equipment from unlocked rooms.

These incidents are largely due to negligence and occur when residence room doors are left unlocked.

Xolani Baloyi speaks to Sylvan Changuion, who is the Crime Prevention and Liaison Manager at the Protection Services at Wits University to give us tips on how to avoid this.

Palesa and Xolani are speaking Wits Campus Protection Services Crime Prevention Liaison Manager to Sylvan Changuion as they discuss the impact of negligence by students which results to their belongings stolen on campus.

Kamogelo speaks to Vow FM news reporter Xolani Baloyi giving details on what has transipired at the BRICS summit. Instagram · Twitter

Kamogelo speaks to the director of the Wits Centre for Journalism Dr. Dinesh Billiah as they discuss the evolution of the Wits Journalism and it changing from being a department to being a Center. Instagram · Twitter

Kamogelo is in discussion with POPCRU Spokesperson Richard Mamabolo as they discuss the the Policing Indaba hosted by the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union. Instagram · Twitter

Kamogelo is in conversation with Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Witwatersrand School of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, Dr. Nandi Malumbazo, on Clean Coal Technology. They explore the role of women in this male dominated industry and the importance of coal in energy production. Instagram · Twitter

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made significant strides in various fields such as agriculture, technology, and digital health, and it has now made a grand entrance into government systems. Considering the current state of democracy in Africa, African governments cannot afford to lag behind in adopting this innovation. The introduction of AI in government systems stems from the growing demand for participatory and deliberative forms of democracy, including budget tracking, social audits, and transparent online voting systems.

In today’s episode, we spoke about something that’s not necessarily new but has been grabbing the headlines for a great part of this year. We will be looking at how Artificial intelligence can be used as a tool for good governance on the African continent.

This season we spoke briefly about initiatives that have used technology to keep governments accountable, and today I want us to get into some specifics around how Artificial Intelligence can be useful as a tool for accountability and transparency in government.

Olasupo Abideen has written about how this can be done and today we talk to him about a recent article he wrote for the Civic Tech Innovation Network. The article is titled ‘Exploring Artificial Intelligence Technologies for Enhanced Deliberative Democracy’.

Yosr Jouini is an interdisciplinary researcher studying emerging technologies and their social implications in the global South. She is the director of Technoloxia, a technology & innovation centre based in Tunis. She is also the host of the 'Digitally Yours podcast', which specialises in digital rights. Technoloxia is a North African-based collective with a mission to provide community-centered perspectives on the region from the region.

Technoloxia is the newest member of the Regional Ambassador Programme (RAP). The Regional Ambassadors Programme (RAP) founded in 2022, is a programme aimed at strengthening regional connection and participation in the civic tech space.

Yosr joins Nathi Mcetywa to talk about the growth of civic tech in Tunisia and more generally in North Africa. She reflects on the impact that collaboration has had for North African civic tech organisations in Tunisia. She also reflects on another level of accessibility that innovators need to think about and what that means for innovators. Read more about accessibility from this 'Accessibility ABCs guide'. Technoloxia Website · Digitally Yours Podcast

Joining The Mainswitch team is a resilient photographer, curator and manager of the Dr A.B Xuma House Museum in Sophiatown. He joins us to tell us more about his highly anticipated exhibition taking place in Orlando, Soweto which will be outlining on the importance and history of the township. Especially in reserving it for future generations. Twitter · Instagram

Financing and funding civic technology activities take up a significant portion of most organisations’ worry hours. Often, when there are shortages of funds, this is viewed as an organisational failure. But instead of looking at funding and financing as a reflection of innate value, it should rather be viewed as one of the tools that allow us to reach our social impact. It is a strategic tool that should be considered alongside all of an organisation’s other strategies as well.

In this episode we spoke to Razzano and Amy Mutua about some of the best ways civic tech organisations can go about financing their initiatives.

Gabriella is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of OpenUp, a civic tech lab based in Cape Town. She is also a board member of the Civic Tech Innovation Network. Senior Atlantic Fellow in Social and Income Equality; and an Expert on AI and Democracy for the African AI Observatory.

Amy Mutua is the Research Assistant for the Tayarisha Centre for Digital Governance.

This project is the culmination of ongoing dialogues and research conducted by the Civic Tech Innovation Network (CTIN) which have aimed at exploring financing issues, strategies and models appropriate and applicable for the African civic tech innovation ecosystem.

African civic tech plays a significant role on the continent, but many innovators in the space still struggle with their funding and financing options. In some ways this mirrors challenges in other non-profit and social innovation work, but we think that there are also new, unique challenges.

They created this project to provide a platform for civic tech innovators and organisations across Africa with access to resources, information, and the co-learning networks they may need to help grow and sustain their practice and impact. This site is intended as an interactive, ever-growing space and we encourage you to own, engage and interact with its resources and tools.

And of course (as co-owners!), also let us know how we can improve it so that it is as useful as possible to you and your civic tech peers.

This work contributes to CTIN’s core mission by connecting people and organisations with diverse knowledge, skills, experience and expertise and providing relevant information and insights on civic tech from the African continent and elsewhere. In this way, the innovation network aims to contribute to growing the civic tech community, improving practices and outcomes.

This project was initially funded by CIVICUS – supported by the CHARM project. The microsite is developed by OpenUp.

OpenUp partners with government, organisations, industry leaders and civil society to identify, gather and make accessible information that supports open communities and an empowered citizenry.

Tayarisha is the Initiative on Digital Governance, established (2021) at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. It is a hub for teaching, research, policy dialogue, and outreach on the challenges and opportunities presented by digitisation in the public sector, society, and industry in Africa.

The Centre for Digital Governance (CDG) straddles the nexus of government, business, and society, and is concerned with issues of regulation, public policy and ethics. The CDG contributes to the creation of public good by conducting academically rigorous, cutting-edge action research; providing world-class education; and contributing to public debate on the challenges and opportunities presented by digitisation.

VOW FM Drive team is joined by Althea Botha who is an artist and illustrator based in
Johannesburg. She joins us to talk more about her work in Illustration and just being a wholesome artist. Instagram · Twitter

Leilah Essop is the Director of Infinitely Different (Pty)Ltd. She has a degree in HR,
Industrial Psychology and has 20 years of experience in various aspects of HR. She joins the team on the show to talk about Virtually Managing the Employee Lifecycle. Instagram · Twitter

Rozanne Matthyse is the coach of the Gauteng Jaguars who won the 2023 Telkom Netball League. She spoke of how they started the tournament and their journey to winning the tournament.

The Sports Hub team is joined by Hennessy who is an Elite Slap Sports striker, which is a slapping competition. Hennessy Joins us to speak on why he started taking part in the sport and spoke of his upcoming big match in October.

Saddam Maake is a number one Kaizer Chiefs fan and has been supporting the club since 1970. He spoke of the clubs new coach and his unhappiness in the lack of trophies at the club.

Talking to the VOW FM Drive team, Linda shares her life and experiences in the music industry Instagram · Twitter

Hilary Tinyiko Khoza famously known as Miss Hilary is a music recording artist,
dancer and choreographer and joins the team on the show to talk about her music
journey. Instagram · Twitter

The team is joined by Moshoeshoe Shaun Malinga, professionally known as Shimmi Boi, who is a South African musician, producer and songwriter hailing all the way from the East of Johannesburg. He joins the team to share his journey and brand new body of work titled: Pain 2 Profit. Twitter · Instagram

In this episode of Mainswitch Unplugged, we get to focus on The Importance of a boy child. Joining us to have this chat is no stranger to the show, a public speaker, web influencer and co-host of a television show called Daily Thetha, Melody Miya, MC and Founder of Conquer MIH.
This makes him the perfect candidate to join us and reflect more on his upbringing and hopefully leave a long lasting inspiration on at least one one life. Twitter · Instagram

VOW FM’s Breaking Ground show spoke to former Wits SRC leader, who is now the spokesperson of The Congress of South African Students, Cebolenkosi Khumalo, about the imbalance between the increasing number of graduates and youth employment. He said the main issue is the economy.

Conversation with a Fencer from Wits university who will go play in the World Championships in China. Saner also spoke of his ambitions of qualifying for the Paris Olympics.

The team is joined by former South African football player and current
head coach of Supersport United, Gavin Hunt. Hailing all the way from Cape Town in
the Western Cape with a career spanning over 20 years, he joins the team on the show to
share more about his coaching career as well as up and downs in the footballing
world. Twitter · Instagram

BusinessTuesdays

We get in conversation with business owners and non-organization professionals to tell us more about the power of entrepreneurship as well as giving back to the community.
We are joined by Nelspruit native, qualified Dietician and the secretary of the Health
Excellence Organization. Twitter · Instagram

Joining Warras for Business Tuesdays is a young mind in business and a champion in the footwear industry, founder and entrepreneur of the infamous VAYA Footwear, Themba Makamo. Twitter · Instagram

Hello Social Work Khuluma listeners, in this podcast I speak with Dr Nngodiseni Jimmy Budeli who is the interim Head of the Social Work Department at the University of Venda and is a senior Lecturer. Jimmy has shared his passion for group work and in this conversation shares how his early development impacted on how he sees group work from a personal perspective as well as how he teaches group work.

Dr Budeli is passionate about developing more on group work with origins in South Africa. He used examples from his life to show how groups have been formative in his development as a person. He suggested that a book on South African group work be written by including chapters from the various cultural and linguistic groups that make up South Africa. He shares his concern that the youth of the country have forgotten the ways of old and having nuclear families replacing extended families means that families no longer have the experience of living within a wider group of relatives.

He referred to the book that he was taught group work in his undergraduate degree, which was Schwartz, W. (1971). On the use of groups in social work practice.

He currently makes use of Toseland, R., & Rivas, R. (2022). An Introduction to Group Work Practice: Global Edition (9E ed.). Pearson

Corey, G. (2012). Theory and Practice of Group Counseling. Brooks/Cole.

Music By: Pollypony Rec

The Ushahidi Platform helps communities turn information into action with an intuitive and accessible crowdsourcing and mapping tool. By enabling the rapid collection, management and analysis of crowdsourced information, Ushahidi empowers everyone—individuals, community groups, governments, activists, organizations—to create meaningful change.

In this episode, we spoke to Daniel Odongo from Ushahidi. Daniel is the director of implementation at Ushahidi. We spoke to Daniel about their development and growth in civic tech in Africa and across the world

In conversation with Warras and the team is Refilwe Mochumi who is the Human Resources Specialist for Learning and Development at ABB South Africa. Twitter · Instagram

Palesa Lemeke alongside Xolani Baloyi are joined by attorney William Sekgatja to talk about cheating in higher education institutions following a case of cheating case within a university institution.

The Breaking Ground team talks to Hendrick Makaneta and discuss the effects of Academic fraud in Universities. He comments on the negative effects of the unreliable institutions that students find themselves in and ways we are able to avoid these instances.

A former footballing legend from Kaizer Chiefs. Currently a member of the football scouts
for all Football divisions from amateur to professional ranks.
Starting off his early years, joining the Glamour Boys as an 18 year old hailing all the way from eSwatini, Mpumelelo Ncube and Warras Langeni get in conversation with "Chaklas" regarding the transition in his career as a whole and unpack more on his
brand new academy. Twitter · Instagram

Welcome to #BusinessTuesdays on The Mainswitch where we entertain you by inviting aspiring entrepreneurs who started their businesses from the ground up as part of our weekly feature called; #YoungMindsInBusiness.

In conversation we have Shammah who is the owner and founder of Panda Clothing, a street apparel range that consists of unique designs and artworks. Shammah joins us to tell us more about his entrepreneurial journey as well as a sneak preview on the brands new winter range. Twitter · Instagram

Welcome to #FamousFridayInterviews on The Mainswitch where we not only get in
conversation with our favourite artists but we also provide a platform for our up & coming musicians and producers.

We are joined on the line by South Africa’s most loved singer and songwriter, popularly
known as Rethabile. Born and bred in the KwaZulu Natal region, she tells us more about her sensational move to Johannesburg, words of advice from her famous mother and collaborations with the likes of DJ Zinhle and much more. Twitter · Instagram

A chat with legendary Kwaito icon Jakarumba from the group, Trompies. We speak about his life as a Kwaito artist in his prime, as well as the difference between times then and times now. We also spoke about his latest single featuring Jah Sead titled LOVE, PEACE AND HAPPINESS.

In studio we are joined by musician, rapper and producer popularly known as Flow
Jones Jr. Hailing all the way from the West of Johannesburg; he joins us to tell us more
about his music journey. Twitter · Instagram

Getting your CV ready for the market is very important, that is why VOW FM’s Breaking Ground team spoke to Head of Brands at Saongroup Africa, Michelle Dobson, about how graduates can be visible to potential recruiters.

Looking on how to become an employable graduate? Palesa Lemeke and Xolani Baloyi speak to a Career Educator and Social Worker at the Counselling and Careers Development Unit at Wits University, Lindelwe Cili, on how students can become employable graduates.

Champagne Wednesdays on That Lunch Show are centered around creative culture. Whether it’s general, social, entrepreneurial or artistic culture. We profile key characters in various culture spaces.

We speak to Sinqobile Mashinini famously known as Gento Cavalier
who is a 20-year-old from the East Rand in Duduza (Johannesburg). He is a fashion connoisseur, a model, a full-time content creator and social entrepreneur.
We are in conversation with him talking about his love for fashion, having a social media presence and the importance of self-branding as a content creator. Instagram · Twitter

The Drive Show where in conversation with Mpendulo Sithole, who is freelance
football journalist formerly with Daily Sun Sport publication and he joined us on our
sports feature to talk about his journey as a journalist and the industry as a whole. Instagram · Twitter

Wednesday's are reserved for Women in Sports. Mmabatho Hashatsi and Karabo Peter are talking all things minority sports with Manokana Sports Founder, Angela Tsita. We got an insight of what it’s like to participate in sporting codes that are not popular.

It's a Wednesday, which means it the #WCW special of Sports Hub joined by Mmabatho Hashatse and Karabo Peter. The ladies are joined by Polokwane City's coach, Phuti Mohafe. They have a chat about the team’s promotion to the DSVT Premiership.

It's #WCW and Mmabatho Hashatsi alongside Karabo Peter are talking minority Sports. They are joined by Olympic Gymnast, Kaitlin Rooskrantz

On the Ground is a feature where we invite our favourite sport stars who are
performing in their sporting fields to come talk to us about their journeys and
we were joined by Milani Sikonde who is an 8-year-old golfer from GolfRSA. Instagram · Twitter

Welcome to Business Tuesday’s on the Award-Winning Breakfast Show on VOW FM
(88.1)
In studio, we are joined by Lindiwe Ratlhagane who is the Chief Executive
Officer of Lethabo Ke Kganya Home Scents; Founder of Clear Cut Woman; An Inspirational Speaker; Vision Board Facilitator as well as Happiness Life Coach.

She joins the Mainswitch team to share more on her educational journey as she holds a BA: Communication Science, currently pursuing her Honours in Gender Studies at UNISA and how that all helped her and the successes of her businesses. Twitter · Instagram

Khumo Captain yama 2000 speaks to award winning Awande Malinga is a Squash player who has won the NJSA Closed Championship and the fact that she won the tournament playing in the Under 13 category. They get to touch on how Malinga will not be playing much in the year 2023 as she will be focusing on her matric year.

Khumo Captain yama 2000 speaks to JVW and Banyana Banyana goalkeeper, Kaylin Swart about the current Hollywoodbets Super League season and the upcoming 2023 Fifa Women's World Cup.

Martin Hlongwane who is our Rugby analyst has a chat with us about the United Rugby Championship.

It’s a Wednesday and that means it’s an all women panel on the Sports Hub. After a short segment of spolitics with Floyd, we were joined by Bokamoso Nkomo also known as Aunty Diski. Unpacking the importance of social media in sports and athlete representation

A 40-year-old ANC Councillor in the Northwest face’s charges of statutory
rape and crimen injuria after he allegedly sexually assaulted two teenage
boys.
The councillor who cannot be named to protect his victims was handcuffed
following an investigation by the Klerksdorp Family Violence, Child Protection
and Sexual Offences Unit. Instagram · Twitter

Khumo Captain yama 2000 talks to Thabang Ramaboye about the Mini Netball World Cup. With the Netball World Cup being held in Cape Town this year, the tournament has 16 schools participating representing each 16 nations which will take part in the World Cup.

Parliamentary monitoring sites allow citizens to keep an eye on the people in power. They make it easy to find out who represents you, what’s being debated, and how members have voted. Mzalendo Trust, located is a non-partisan entity that keeps an eye on Kenyan Parliament with a mission to facilitate public participation in Parliamentary processes through Information Sharing, Research and Networking.

In today’s episode we are talking to Philip Gichana about this tool. We are going to look at how effective this tool is, how the public responds to it, how the media benefits from information shared on this platform, but most importantly we will talk about the interesting processes of data collection and visualisation that happen in the background.

Mzalendo Trust are one of the grantees in the Charter Project Africa initiative. The Charter Project Africa is a three-year pan-African initiative supporting civil society to promote the continental commitments contained in the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance (ACDEG). This charter is a central African Union policy document that aims to advance democratic governance in African Union member states.

Website Link: https://info.mzalendo.com/ Mzalendo Trust

In this interview with Professor Thobeka Nkomo who is a good friend, colleague and an associate professor at the University of Witwatersrand, School of Human and community Development in the department of social work.

In this interview she shares various aspects of group work as it related to a Christian Church and her role as a wife of a pastor (umfazi womfundisi). In this role, she leads various women’s groups and she give her first-hand experiences of this. She chats about how conflict is managed in groups and the similarities and differences between Western views on group work and South African practices of groupwork within a church setting.

Activities such as dance and song are touched upon. This interview contributes to developing knowledge on indigenous group work methods used in the past and today. She also shared her three important books.

In this delightful podcast, I chat with Agrippa who discusses how he turned his love for taking pictures into a research study. Agrippa shares important information about the development and execution of a Photovoice project.
He also discusses the SHOWED method of analysing Photovoice pictures and suggests research articles that are crucial to anyone opting for Photovoice.

Agrippa is a Wits PhD Candidate who recently submitted his thesis for examination. He holds a Bachelor of Social Work Honours Degree (UZ), Master’s Degree (WSU)..

He used Photovoice as a data collection method in his Doctoral thesis on the acculturation of immigrant adolescent learners in South Africa. He has been a Teaching Assistant in the Department of Social Work at the University of the Witwatersrand for the past three years.

If you are interested in Photovoice as a research method, do listen and enjoy.

YouLead is Africa’s flagship Youth Leadership Program working to unlock youth leadership potential for a prosperous continent by identifying, recognizing, connecting and fostering cooperation among Africa’s vibrant and influential young leaders and their initiatives.

A joint initiative of MS Training Centre for Development Cooperation (MSTCDC) and the East African Community (EAC) in Arusha, Tanzania. H.E. Jakaya Kikwete, former President of Tanzania is YouLead Africa’s current Patron.

YouLead Africa as one of the beneficiaries of the 2022 AGA Civic Tech Fund Award implemented the upscaled ‘Africa Unplugged Series’, a convergence of social media platforms and high-definition audio-visual streaming, to provide relevant content and engagement for African youth with their leaders.

Noting the lack of civic spaces for African citizens, especially young people, to meaningfully participate in governance spaces at the national, regional and continental level, YouLead modeled Africa Unplugged as a continent-wide space for precisely that.
For African youth to plug into policy and programming processes and build solidarity on key emerging issues to create awareness on issues specific to youth participation, and voice in governance.

Website: https://www.youlead.africa/

We live in a world that is constantly changing and new concerns around ethics abound. In this interview with Jenny Dry an occupational social worker, we spoke about the King Code and role of the Occupational Social Worker. Jenny was an alternate member of the Interim Council for Social Work, representing private practitioners She has been involved with OSW/SACSSP task groups that developed OSW as a specialisation and wrote the Regulations for OSW. Jenny has written about corporate governance and the triple bottom line. In the interview she shared the educational role an occupational social worker plays. She offers the listeners some good examples of how this role is conducted in the real-world. She also touches on the need for an occupational social worker to be nimble and be available to various stakeholders which include management, the employees and the community. Climate change is a topic that she is passionate about and sees this as another area that and occupational social worker can educate people about. Technology is another aspect we touched on. So, if you are interested in these topics listen to the podcast.

This podcast episode is co-funded by the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of The Charter Project Africa and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union

The Charter Project Africa is a pan-African initiative supporting civil society to promote the continental commitments contained in the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance (ACDEG) – the central African Union policy document to advance democratic governance in African Union member states. The project is led by six organisations and lasts for three years, starting in the course of 2021. It has a dedicated secretariat based in Addis Ababa which creates linkages between pan-African civil society and African Union policymakers.

SIVIO Institute (SI) is an independent organisation focused on ensuring that citizens are at the centre of processes of socio-economic and policy change. It aims to contribute towards Africa’s inclusive socio-economic transformation. It is borne out of a desire to enhance agency as a stimulus/catalyst for inclusive political and socio-economic transformation.

In this episode, we spoke to Andrew Songa, the Civil Society Secretariat Coordinator at The Charter Project Africa who outlined the Charter Project Africa's Objectives. We also spoke to Eddah Jowah from the SIVIO Institute, one of the grantee organisations participating in the Project. Eddah Jowah is currently the Programs Manager at the SIVIO Institute.

Eddah spoke to Nathi Mcetywa about what the SIVIO Institute's vision of a citizen-led democracy looks like and spoke about the measures they are taking to ensure that citizens are able to take the opportunity to get involved in democratic processes in Zimbabwe The Charter Project Africa is a pan-African initiative supporting civil society to promote the continental commitments contained in the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance (ACDEG) – the central African Union policy document to advance democratic governance in African Union member states. The project is led by six organisations and lasts for three years, starting in the course of 2021. It has a dedicated secretariat based in Addis Ababa which creates linkages between pan-African civil society and African Union policymakers.

The organisations who've partnered to put this project together are the European Partnership for Democracy, Africtivistes, Code for Africa, The Democracy Works Foundation, The Gorée Institute, and the European Centre for Development Policy Management.

SIVIO Institute (SI) is an independent organisation focused on ensuring that citizens are at the centre of processes of socio-economic and policy change. It aims to contribute towards Africa’s inclusive socio-economic transformation. It is borne out of a desire to enhance agency as a stimulus/catalyst for inclusive political and socio-economic transformation.

In this episode, we spoke to Andrew Songa, the Civil Society Secretariat Coordinator at The Charter Project Africa who outlined the Charter Project Africa's Objectives. We also spoke to Eddah Jowah from the SIVIO Institute, one of the grantee organisations participating in the Project. Eddah Jowah is currently the Programs Manager at the SIVIO Institute.

Eddah spoke to Nathi Mcetywa about what the SIVIO Institute's vision of a citizen-led democracy looks like and spoke about the measures they are taking to ensure that citizens are able to take the opportunity to get involved in democratic processes in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. SIVIO Institute · Charter Project Africa · African Citizens Watch · SIVIO Institute Annual Barometer Report

We had a stimulating conversation with Dr Zurina Abdulla from the Nelson Mandela University who teaches undergraduate students on group work. Zurina has had much experience in conducting group in various settings. She spoke about her work at Project Go in the St Albans Correctional Facility where she conducted groups with youth awaiting trial then later at Childline.

Zurina also worked at NICRO (National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Reintegration of Offenders) Eastern Cape where she had further experiences with social work with groups. Zurina shared with me a bit about herself and why she teaches groupwork. She spoke about various groups that we encounter in daily life but do no realise they are groups.

She asked the listeners to go into their phones and look at the various groups they belong to and see these groups from the lens of a group work. She added spiritual organisations conduct groups often especially within the South African context. Zurina saw the need to increase research and literature in groupwork from a South African and African perspective.

What I also liked were the following three books she shared
1. Handbook of Social Work with Groups (2nd Edition) by Charles D. Garvin, Lorraine M. Gutiérrez, and Maeda J. Galinsky
2. Understanding and Managing Children's Behaviour through Group Work Ages 3-5
A child–centred approach by Cath Hunter and Understanding and Managing Children's Behaviour through Group Work Ages 5-7-A child-centred programme.
3. Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead Paperback by Brené Brown

Hope you will enjoy listening to this podcast

social work with groups; #sense-making in groups;#working with children in groups;

indigenous knowledge on group work in South Africa

Reineth is an emeritus professor from the University of Pretoria. Her research focuses on mutual aid groups, the use of activities and crafts in group work , and a recognition of indigenous group work practices. She was the international contributor for the 9th global edition of the Toseland and Rivas (2022) book called an introduction to Group Work Practice published by Pearson.

In this podcasts there is a discussion on the definition by Prof Prinsloo on a South African definition of group work. She shares on the indigenous mutual aid groups. She shared on why she sees indigenous knowledge is fundamental for locally relevant social work practice in a globally recognised profession. In the past, the development of professional social work in Africa was dominated by knowledge and theories from the West. In this podcast there is some discussion on Ubuntu, which equals group work and group work =ubuntu.

She questions if the present Gen Z has forgotten from Ubuntu and there is need to reignite the passion for collective support. As she says the time for Group work is now!

The Civic Tech Innovation Network (CTIN), in partnership with the South Africa Centre for Evidence (SACE) invites you to join us as we launch the Civic Tech in Africa Evidence Map, where we will present key findings of the Evidence Map.

The aim of the Evidence Mapping project is to create a common, up-to-date evidence/ knowledge base about civic tech in the African context, to improve support, decision-making and advocacy in relation to civic tech (including more broadly civil society innovation, tech for good and digital governance). At CTIN, we define civic tech as the “appropriate and effective use of digital innovation in connecting government and citizens, in public participation, in transparency and accountability and in delivering public services”.

The launch event will present an opportunity for participants to engage with the map, ask questions and to provide feedback.

The South African depression and anxiety group says teen suicide is becoming more common every year in South Africa. In South Africa 9% of all teen deaths are caused by suicide. The fastest growing age is young people under 35, specifically female suicides which peak between 15 to 19 years!
Breaking Ground reporter and Producer Mapaballo Borotho compiled this package in commemoration of teen suicide prevention week

When the printing press was invented more than 500 years ago, it was certainly done with good intentions. However, one of the unintended side effects of that innovation was its use to incite people.

In our times, the story of the Internet may sound similar. The internet, and in particular social media, has become the main theatre of manipulation and incitement. Our online spaces are home to negative commentary and reviews, manipulation and incitement, resulting in dire consequences for individuals, corporations and even nation states.

But what if these negative features of manipulation and incitement aren’t going away and are going to stay as part of our life in the digital world?

Today’s episode look at how we can counter misinformation and manipulation, and whether there is Anything Civil Society Organisations can do?

Joining us for this conversation are Simone Toussi, Melyn McKay and Valerie Khan

Dear South Africa is a non-profit organisation that facilitates public participation to help shape legislative policy at a municipal, provincial and national level. DEARSA Website · DearSA on Twitter

Africa Data Hub seeks to lower the barriers that African journalists face to access and use data in their storytelling around health and development.

The Africa Data Hub (ADH) is a collective of data organisations operating across three African countries that work together to provide local journalists with verified accurate up-to-date data, tools, training, mentoring and support to tell the stories that matter with the data they need. We believe that access to quality data not only has the potential to challenge power and the status quo, but also to have a direct impact in addressing vulnerability, inequity and exclusion.

Roshini Pillay and Marona Seekane from the Voice of Wits share ideas around the value of podcasts for education and multilingualism within the South African space. The role of the Voice of Wits to assist educators to create podcasts were spoken about.

Roshini Pillay and Palesa Jenine Rama have a conversation on the original ideas on why Social Work Khuluma was developed. Some aspects on the pedagogical value of podcasts were considered.

Karabo Randa, Marketing Manager at Butan, an African premium streetwear brand, joins Neo Molefi on Sunday Brunch to talk about the brand that is Butan but also to chat about the clearance sale happening at 44 Stanley.

Pollicy is a feminist collective of technologists, data scientists, creatives and academics working at the intersection of data, design, and technology to craft better experiences for tech users Pollicy Website · Pollicy on Twitter · Pollicy on LinkedIn

As we celebrate Women's month on VOW FM, The Mainswitch celebrated women in sports by inviting Panashe Chiranga, who is the Wits Netball Team Captain.

They got to reflect on her netball ball career and talk about her win at the premiere division at the USSA Netball tournament 2022, and them qualifying for the Varsity Netball 2023.

The Civic Tech Innovation Network (CTIN), in partnership with the International Civil Society Centre (ICSCentre), hosted a discussion titled ‘Making Data Accessible’ as part of its #DigitalDialogues Series.

In our current digital age and what is often termed as a ‘data-driven’ world, civic tech organisations, civil society organisations (CSOs) and similar advocacy organisations have played and continue to play an important role in either collecting and providing the public with access to data or fighting government institutions for access to open data that is accessible and comprehensible.

Considering the evolution of the data landscape, massive amounts of digital information is created daily and when analysed, has the potential to help society understand how to perform better in the future. Civic innovations have thus been leveraged as a means to access data so that we may solve social problems.

Big data is often used as the catch-all term for large, diverse sets of information and while this concept has gained traction within the civic tech field, it has to some extent generated an unintended consequence of making data less open and accessible. Without the sophisticated knowledge in Artificial Intelligence tools used to analyse big data, the use of data in communities for social impact has been significantly limited.

In this session, moderated by Tolulope, we spoke to civic actors that will share insights and lessons from their experiences in making data accessible and comprehensible through partnering with the government. This session is intended to shed light on some of the victories and challenges associated with partnerships of this nature and whether they truly are able to make data open and accessible to the public.

The death of an unborn child will not be considered murder in the South African criminal law.

This is according to Attorney, Tshepo Mohapi, as he shared his views on VOW FM’s Area Code show this morning.

His views come as the sentencing proceedings in the trial of Ntuthuko Shoba, for the murder of Tshegofatso Pule in 2020, will resume in the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg tomorrow. He further stated that one needs to be born alive in order to be a victim of murder.

Have you secretly cut your nails at night, and thinking about what might happen? Or you gave your neighbour salt at night?

With the fear that something might happen, have you ever been told not to sweep at night and you did it anyway? Is this a myth or there's more to it?

This year marks 15 years since the adoption of the African Charter on Democracy Elections and Governance (ACDEG). The ACDEG is a framework whose main objective was for African States to adopt good democratic and governance principles.

In this episode, we talk about an initiative aimed at boosting civic participation in issues of democratic governance on the African continent. Justin Arenstein spoke to us about the recently launched Charter Project Africa initiative. We talk about how the Civic Tech landscape in Africa and some initiatives doing great work on the continent.

Jason Bygate joins us as co-host for this episode. Jason is the Head of Innovation, Tech, and Data for Development at Capacitate Social Solutions, and he’s recently launched the YoMobi platform in partnership with PwC and UNICEF. He spoke to us briefly about this initiative as well.

Get in touch:
Visit https://civictech.africa/
Follow @CivicTechAfrica on Twitter
Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on Facebook
Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on LinkedIn
Share your civic tech initiative with us Charter Project Africa Website · CodeforAll on Twitter · The Charter Project Africa on Twitter · YoMobi Website

VOW FM was invited by Primedia to join them as they celebrated their Primedia Radio Days.

Area Code had the priviledge to broadcast from their 702 studios.Presenting on the day was Kgomotso Monyai as she gave a stellar broadcast and had the opportunity to speak to the CEO of Primedia Broadcasting, Randall Abrahams and 702 Programmes Manager, Shoeshoe Qhu.

Growing up we were told that when a young person has grey hair, it means you'll have wealth and riches.

In this episode, the Area Code team busts that myth.

The global reach of international civil society organisations (ICSOs) allows these organisations to develop, scale-out, and tailor innovative approaches and novel use of technology across borders and in different countries and settings. They may also have sufficient resources to influence the policies and operational and resourcing environments for the development and adoption of innovation and technology in some national contexts. While pursuing their own broad digital innovation and transformation strategy, they invest in their operations and internal functions, and data management.

These organisations operate with technological partners and outsource the development and maintenance of specific digital functions. Data is often stored and processed by commercial partners. There are ICSOs investing in start-ups. At the same time, there is considerable digital innovation from grassroots groups, civic tech networks, local NGOs, and social enterprises, generating effective data and digital solutions and new ideas for using tech for social good in the areas and with the communities, they support and represent. Initiatives that demonstrate proven impact and innovation can attract interest for wider applicability and replication, beyond the operational or resourcing mandates and constraints of where they originated.

Get in touch:
Visit https://civictech.africa/
Follow @CivicTechAfrica on Twitter
Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on Facebook
Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on LinkedIn
Share your civic tech initiative with us

The youth continues to be the worst affected by the high unemployment rate in the country, according to information released by Statistics South Africa.
This as the country commemorates Youth Day.
VOW FM News Reporter Koketso Phasha compiled following special report on youth unemployment…

Youth Day in South Africa is a day to honour the courage and sacrifice of the Soweto Uprising youth and to celebrate all young people.
This as forty-six years ago a demonstration in Soweto, led largely by high school students was met with a brutal crackdown by police and set off a wave of protests and violent conflicts across South Africa.
Our VOW FM News reporter Palesa Lemeke filed this special report . . .

According to a research by the University of the Free State Academe democracy cannot be effective
on its own, but is reliant on government and its citizens to sustain it. The research further stated that
for the South African democracy to be sustained, the roles of the government and citizens, need to
be integrated to ensure accountability, transparency, effectiveness and good quality provision of
public services to the citizens.
VOW FM News Reporter Kwena Seema filed the following Youth Day Special
Report……………………………

Youth unemployment, questionable education system, depression, violence in schools, these are a few of the many issues that the youth faces.
In his weekly newsletters, earlier in the month, President Cyril Ramaphosa indicated that government was ramping up efforts to address unemployment, specifically related to the youth.
Our VOW FM News Reporter Palesa Lemeke filed the following special report

Youth Day is celebrated annually on June 16 as a reminder of the importance of youth and their voices.
The day also serves to commemorate those young people who lost their lives in the struggle against Apartheid and the Bantu Education System.
VOW FM NEWS Reporter Mapaballo Borotho compiled the following special report, on how mental health disorders affects young people, as South Africa commemorates Youth Day.

Mis-gendering occurs when one mis-genders' another person, during interaction, in some way which does not respect one’s gender identity.
VOW FM News Reporter Mapaballo Bootho compiled the following special report on gender identity and the significance of one using correct pronouns.

Herd immunity, also known as 'population immunity', is the indirect protection from an infectious disease that happens when a population is immune either through vaccination or immunity developed through previous infection. World Health Organisation supports achieving 'herd immunity' through vaccination, not by allowing a disease to spread through any segment of the population, as this would result in unnecessary cases and deaths, Mapaballo Borotho copiled the following report on whether Covid-19 regulations have been effective and Population immunity.

In this episode, we are talking about innovation hubs and their importance as an ecosystem for entrepreneurs and innovators to build on their knowledge and be empowered while also having a societal impact in the broader sense. We also talk about the entrepreneurial nature of innovation hubs and how they help in creating sustainable tech innovations.

Co-creation Hub (CcHUB) is Nigeria’s first open living lab and pre-incubation space designed to be a multi-functional, multi-purpose space where work to catalyze creative social tech ventures take place. The HUB is a place for technologists, social entrepreneurs, government, tech companies, impact investors, and hackers in and around Lagos to co-create new solutions to the many social problems in Nigeria. Co-Creation Hub

Umuthi awubongwa- direct translation is when someone gives you medication you should never thank that person.

In this episode,we are looking into why this myth started and what it really means.

Kamohelo Chauke from the WITS SRC fundraising office, joins the Area Code team to talk to about the bursary fund list for 2022 and 2023 applicants.

It's been said that little people have super human strength and that their anger is proportionate to their height.

What are some of the myths you know about little people? join us as we dispel these and more myths.

Earlier this week Gauteng Premier David Makhura outlined his plans during the State of The Province for the 2022\23 financial year.
VOW FM News Reporter, Mmangaliso Khumalo filed the following special report…

Parents, teachers and the department of Education are concerned about the growing trend of learners consuming cannabis in the form of ‘space cakes during school hours.
Vow FM News Reporter Tasha Siziba compiled the following special report…

The Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. VOW FM news reporter Mapaballo Borotho has filed the following special report on the disorder…

Anxiety and depression cases have gone up by over 25% globally due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this is according to the World Health Organization which also discovered that the pandemic affected those who were needing access to mental health services.
VOW FM News Mapaballo Borotho compiled the following report…

The World Water Day is observed annually on March 22.
South Africa observes Water Week from March 22 until March 27, focusing on the importance of freshwater and also advocating for the sustainable management of freshwater resources.
VOW FM News Reporter Rumbidzai Chivende filed the following special report...

The rising acts of vigilantism across South Africa is said to be highly disturbing following the murder of a Diepsloot resident, Zimbabwean national Elvis Nyati.
VOWFM news reporter Tasha Siziba filed the following report…

65% of children and adult are experiencing symptoms of at least one significant mental health problem, such as depression, anxiety disorders, suicidal thoughts, self-injury or eating disorders without seeking any professional help.
According to reports there is still a stigma around mental health issues.
Vow FM News Reporter Tasha Siziba compiled the following special report…

How do you use technology to get citizens involved in issues of governance? Hamid Khayar Defallah talks to Nathi Mcetywa about how Chad Innovation is contributing toward a more involved citizenry.

Hamid Khayar Defallah is the CEO & Founder of Chad Innovation. Chad Innovation represents a community of young volunteers, Chadians and foreigners, entrepreneurs, executives, and students whose objective is to raise awareness, mobilize, engage and equip young Chadians to learn and explore careers in entrepreneurship to build a resilient generation of young Chadian leaders.

Get in touch:
Visit https://civictech.africa/
Follow @CivicTechAfrica on Twitter
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Share your civic tech initiative with us Chad Innovation Website · Chad Innovation on Facebook · Chad Innovation on Twitter · Chad Innovation on LinkedIn

Africa Day is celebrated annually on May 25 and this year, the theme is Strengthening resilience in nutrition and food security on the African continent.
Our VOW FM News Reporter Mapaballo Borotho compiled the Africa Day following special report…

On another installment of MythBusters, we look into the various African myths that have shaped and influenced lives.

In this episode, we are joined by Ntate Thabo Seekane, an African traditionalist who helps dispel these myths.

Are we influenced by the Truth or Myth?

With a brand new installment of Mythbusters on Area Code, we first look into Albinism and the myths that surround it in South Africa.

Albinism is a congenital absence of pigment in skin, hair and eyes. And in this episode we bust all the myths surrounding Albinism.

Many civic tech tools go largely unused because they are developed without understanding the context of the people they are meant for. Language, digital literacy, exposure, and other such factors are important things to look out for when developing a tech tool. We spoke to Al Kags about some of the factors that affect the effectiveness of civic tech tools on the African continent.

Al Kags is a marketing and communications expert, serial entrepreneur and a champion of government openness through data. Al is the founder of the Open Institute, an African organisation that works with governments and civil society organisations to promote open government and citizen engagement.

Get in touch: Visit https://civictech.africa/ Follow @CivicTechAfrica on Twitter Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on Facebook Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on LinkedIn Share your civic tech initiative with us Open Institute · Barriers to citizen engagement

Pabi Moloi Joins Pretty Ngwenya on Area code to touch on various parts of her life from being a Radio and Television broadcaster to being a mother but most important they speak about the success she has obtained in her career

The Civic Tech Innovation Network and International Civil Society Centre partnered for a digital dialogue on 'Building Inclusive Communities’.

This session, moderated by malebo sephodi, unpacked the role of #DigitalInnovations in facilitating #inclusivity and #diversity within civic tech. In exploring this, the session posed these questions among others; how do we amplify underrepresented voices in civic tech? Is building an inclusive civic tech community merely about highlighting digital innovations or leveraging the same digital innovations to intentionally highlight and amplify diverse voices within the space? How do we make sure this happens?

Get in touch: Visit https://civictech.africa/ Follow @CivicTechAfrica on Twitter Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on Facebook Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on LinkedIn Share your civic tech initiative with us Digital Dialogues: Building Inclusive Civic Tech Communities · International Civil Society Centre · AAPTI Institute

South Africa is said to be the rape capital of the world, with someone being raped or sexually abused at every 25 seconds.

Rape rates are so high that a woman in South Africa is more likely to get raped than she is to learn how to read. Furthermore, in a survey out of 1200 schools across the country, two out of five male learners have been raped.

We are clearly in a crisis, thus Kgosigadi and Ayanda Ntuli thought to have a conversation with medical doctor, founder and director of Sediba of Hope NPO - Dr Ditiragalo Molao, to understand which medical procedures should one anticipate should they fall victim to ‘what-seems-not-so-inevitable’ heinous crime of rape

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South Africa’s constitution prohibits unfair discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and guarantees equality for the LGBTQI+ community.

Nevertheless, majority of this community is still subjected to discrimination and violence, VOW FM News helps us understand the rights of the LGBTQI+ community.

Compiled and reported Cliff Shiko (VOW FM NEWS)

No one, not even the state has the right to violate or disrespect anyone’s human rights, but are South Africans freely practicing their rights?

A number of South Africans are unaware of the rights they are entitled to and in this podcast, we shed light on exactly that.

Compiled and reported by Mapaballo Borotho (VOW FM NEWS)

It is an unfortunate fact that some South Africans exercise xenophobic acts to foreign nationals.

In this podcast, we discuss the rights that foreign nationals residing in South Africa can observe as the country commemorates Human Rights Day?

Report compiled by Kwena Seema (VOW FM NEWS)

Human Rights Day in South Africa is historically linked with March 21, 1960, and the events of Sharpeville, Gauteng Province. On that day sixty-nine people died and one-hundred-and-eighty were wounded when police fired on a peaceful crowd that had gathered in protest against the then Pass laws

Compiled and reported by Mmangaliso Khumalo (VOW FM NEWS).

Human Rights Day is a national day that is commemorated annually on March 21st to remind South Africans about the sacrifices that accompanied the struggle for the attainment of democracy in South Africa.

This podcast sheds light on how some human rights are not observed.

Compiled and reported by Rumbidzai Chivende (VOW FM NEWS)

The South African constitutional democracy guarantees citizens certain basic human rights. However, the regulations that attended to South Africa’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic severely limited some of those rights.

These include the right to freedom of movement, vaccination and assembly, and the right to work or trade.

Compiled and reported by Rumbidzai Chivende (VOW FM NEWS)

Lance Terner, Team Manager of Indoor Cricket joins us to talk about the upcoming Dubai Tri Series and the World Cup in October in Melbourne, Australia.

He believes that Indoor Cricket is unbelievably strategic and shares his journey with us.

Credit Score Annaline van der Poel, head of New Business at Debt Rescue joins Area Code to talk about all there is to know about a credit score.

She has been a registered debt counselor since 2008 and also holds a LLB degree. She entered this industry, as personal finance and consumer rights are two of her passions, and educating consumers on financial well- being is something close to her heart.

Speaking exclusively to VOW FM News, Manager of the Centre of Tax Excellence at the South African Institute of Professionals, Phillip Joubert says the economic impact of professionals leaving South Africa should not be underestimated.

VOW FM News Reporter, Mmangaliso Khumalo filed the following special report.

Nhlanhla Collen Ngcobo, 29- year old founder of Student Promoters joins Area Code to discuss all things promotions.

Student promoters, based in Sandton, is a below the line marketing agency providing promotional staffing services.

The aim is to provide value-adding services closing the gap between you and your consumers by providing talented and professional staff for every promotional need.

Earlier this week, Gauteng Premier, David Makhura outlined his plans during the State of The Province for the 2022\23 financial year.

VOW FM News Reporter, Mmangaliso Khumalo filed the following special report.

Among many other points made, Makhura says that he will seek lasting solutions to service delivery issues.

With just under 10 million people in South- Africa making use of airtime advance, a discussion of the repercussions of borrowing too much airtime is quite necessary.

Mudiwa Gavaza, host of The Business Buzz on VOW FM, (Thursdays 18:00- 19:000) joins Area Code to discuss exactly that.

The Area Code team is joined by Wendy Gila, President of Roller Sport South Africa to discuss her journey and passion for the sport.

She forms part of the National Federation of Artistic and in line Speed Roller Skating and Skateboarding and started skating in 1970 at the age of 4 and she is still skating today.

Wendy does volunteering work for the Federation and she is a highly qualified coach. She has true passion for any wheel sports.

During the 1980's and early 1990's, the phenomenon of family murder in South Africa was perceived as being on the increase. These murders received much attention by the media and a discrete group of social scientists.

A few publications were found on this phenomenon of this period, but they were largely in South African Afrikaans journals, university dissertation reports and conference proceedings. Theories that were developed on family murder were largely based on press reports, case studies and case series.

These studies initially postulated that family murder was a phenomenon experienced amongst the Afrikaans speaking "white" segment of the South African population. Family murders was linked to apartheid more precisely the notion of Afrikaaner domination, is grounded on their right to determine the lives of others.

Michael Benevolent and Amo Helang speak to guest(s) Alicia Ramdharee who revisits the day her father murdered himself, mother and two siblings and Keshnie Mathi, Wellness Counsellor and Family Law Mediator who offers an expert point of view.

Producer: Nokuthula Khwela

VOWFM Drive’s Kgosigadi celebrated world radio day 2022 with Lesedi FM’s LediSosky and Thabo Mokone with a simulcast, under the theme Yes to Radio, Yes to Trust.

They had a conversation around the importance and the trustworthiness of radio. Despite the debate on whether or not radio is dying as a medium, it is an important conversation to have among young broadcasters so that they can pave their own way in the future of radio.

South African sensational football player, Ofentse Mosimanegape Diale, currently based in Texas, USA, talks to the Mainswitch's Kamogelo Mogale and Kgomotso Monyai about his football journey.

Diale, who was born in Soweto and spent majority of his time on Gauteng's East rand is now playing football in the US and is working on getting a refereeing license.

Sibusiso Xaba, co-founder and CEO of Africa Cannabis Advisory Group, joins in on the conversation about what is legal and what is not when it comes to Cannabis, as well as all we need to know about the Cannabis industry.

The African Cannabis Advisory Group (ACA Group) a medical cannabis and industrial hemp services provider offering strategy, investments, compliance, export and technology solutions to the African cannabis industry.

Sibusiso has extensive experience in specializing in capital markets, deal structuring, syndication, venture capital fundraising, hedging solutions and portfolio management.

The Mainswitch talks to Nedbank's Tobie about the 15th edition of the Nedbank Cup, also known as Ke Yona.

Because of Covid- 19, the Ke Yona team search could not take place, and Tobie shares measures and initiatives they've put in place to substitute this.

Chef Siyabonga Ngwenya talks to the Mainswitch team and shares his love for cuisine as well as his journey to success.

He is the owner of the restaurant, Yummy Thingz in Soweto- the eatery he established as he overcame the adversity of loosing his job.

After Covid- 19 hit, it became evident that our country's economy has been crippled, due to lockdown restrictions, as well as retrenchments that took place.

Economic activity is finally returning back to normal. How this is taking place and what it means to us is discussed in this episode.

Tschops Sipuka is a legendary racing champion who was born and bred in the in the rural village of Qumbu, Eastern Cape. He started Motorsport in 1998 and he has been in Motorsport to date.

The Kyalami 9-hour race is back in Kyalami, and sees Eastern Cape racing legend ; Tschops Sipuka and his black team , made up of Xolile Letlaka and Philip Kekana, claim their sport in this highly contested undyed sport.

In this episode, The Mainswitch talks to talented Sello Maake kaNcube and Sayitsheni Mdakhi about their journeys to success.

They share hope to young people who aspires to follow in their footsteps.

Sami Davis is a qualified and registered Art Psychotherapist who completed her masters in Art Psychotherapy at the University of Hertfordshire in London in 2000.

She runs a private practice in Cape Town, works with adults and children, individuals, groups and corporate teams for over 20.

Art therapy is an integrative mental health and human services profession that enriches the lives of individuals, families, and communities through active art- making, creative process, applied psychological theory, and human experience within a psycho therapeutic relationship.

The Area Code team goes on a journey with listeners, exploring great spots in Johannesburg.

7th Avenue in Melville is one of these awesome destinations, being the street that the South African soapie '7de Laan' has been named after.

Josiah hails from the University of Pretoria with Qualifications in Applied Mathematics & Economics, and also holds a Data Science Professionals Certificate IBM.

He is the Founder of KuraIT, a consulting company with focus on (IOT- internet of things), data analytics and artificial intelligence.

Josiah joins the conversation on the benefits of artificial intelligence.

The latest crime statistics have once again highlighted the plight of Gender Based Violence in the country.

Counter to this, South Africans have deemed the 16 Days of Activism Campaign launched this year on the 25th of November, as inefficient and rhetorical, as it fails to provide workable solutions in solving the surge of violence against women and children.

VOW FM NEWS Reporter, Nkosikhona Malinga-Mnisi takes a look at where the country presently stands in the fight against what has been dubbed as the 2nd pandemic of the nation.

In this episode, we land in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 to talk to Courtney Mukoyi. Courtney is an award-winning lawyer and innovator who founded Courtlex- a tech company that works to bring convenience in the legal space through tech solutions.

Courtlex uses easy-to-use tech to ensure convenient and cheaper access to justice.

In this episode, we land in Zimbabwe to talk to Courtney Mukoyi. Courtney is an award-winning lawyer and innovator who founded Courtlex: a tech company that works to bring convenience in the legal space through tech solutions. Courtlex uses easy-to-use tech to ensure convenient and cheaper access to justice.

Donating blood is a simple act that can save lives- people may need blood when they have surgery, cancer treatment, or transfusions for blood loss from injuries or accidents, but only 3% of age-eligible people donate blood each year, resulting in a constant demand for donated blood.

The South African National Blood Service''s Kamantha joins us to give more insight on this topic.

The Chatroom presenter Michael Benevolent speaks to traditional healer, Dr Dumakude, and Prophet Katleho Mogase about African spirituality- a holistic concept that stemmed from cultural and religious heritage of Africa, and includes among others, folktales, beliefs, rituals and culture.

Africa is a continent with a vast plethora of spiritualities - some of which originated on African soil and others developed through contact with people from other countries and continents.

It needs to be stressed that there is not just one single African spirituality, although many of the characteristics of the African spiritualities are alike, but it may have different interpretations.

Producer: Nokuthula Khwela

The Chatrooom presenter Amo Helang speaks to Bonga Mkhize, contributing author of the book Black Tax and Mwezi Sukude, a marketing co-ordinator on black tax which is something that almost all successful young black people have to deal with.

Urban dictionary defines the phrase as: “The extra money that black professionals are expected to give every month to support their less fortunate family and extended families.” Unsurprisingly, much of what has been written about black tax has focused on the negative aspects. This episode looks at all angles of black tax.

Producer: Nokuthula Khwela

In today's episode we are joined by Dr Angelique Coetzee who is a private practitioner and chairperson of the South African Medical Association.

She gives us insight into the new covid-19 variant as well as how this will affect the country as we move into lockdown level 1.

Unlearning the toxic and patriarchal ideologies of discriminating against humans is being discussed in this episode.

The I in LGBTQI is often misunderstood, so in this podcast, Rosie Motene chats with Peace Maquba, Founding Director of Intersexions, a young, queer, civil society organisation based in Johannesburg.

Their work focuses on the visibility of intersex people through digital advocacy. They are also the CEO of Unmadebrand and a photographer. Pronouns: they/them and Peace.

Qowiyou Fassasi from the VOA in Benin 🇧🇯 talks to Nathi Mcetywa about Bon Citoyen, an application they developed as a way to promote good citizenry in Benin.

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Merck revealed in early October on a promising new pharmacological treatment that might be administered as a tablet in the days following the onset of COVID-19 symptoms to prevent severe disease. This development, which many are applauding as a game-changer, is already changing the debate. The tablet is called molnupiravir and will be given twice a day to vulnerable patients recently diagnosed with the disease.

To further discuss this we are joined by Dr Lize Hellstrom who is one of MERCKs principal investigators in the phase 3 clinical trials.

South Africa’s vaccination programme is in a race against time, with the fourth wave of Covid-19 infections expected to hit the country in December 2021 and into January 2022, says the Actuarial Society of South Africa (ASSA).

In today's episode we are joined by Dr Kgongwana who will be assuming the role of the Gauteng department of health spokesperson

Main switch Presenter Kgomotso Monyai, speaks to Zandile Khumalo a 29- year old Agri-preneur who has an avid interest in the environment. She is the founder and CEO of HyHarvest.

Khumalo’s co-owned farm called Neighbor Roots is neatly situated on top Sandton’s Morning side shopping Center. She grows a variety of fresh vegetables such as lettuce, baby spinach and a variety of herbs

Vow FM'S That Lunch Show host, Nana Nwene, is joined by the CEO of Universities South Africa, Professor Ahmed Bawa to talk about Vaccination set to be compulsory at universities, with that looking at the benefits and disadvantages.

Dayn Amade is founder of the Community Tablet and speaks to Nathi Mcetywa about this initiative aimed at bridging the digital divide between rural and urban communities in Mozambique.

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In this episode of the Covid Report we discuss how the pandemic has affected women and their abilty to access sexual and reproductive health services.

To give more insight on this we are joined by Psycologist, Palesa Radebe. Along with much more insightful information, she shares that women need to be aware of what is happening around them and have transparent relationships with their sexual partners.

That Lunch Show's host, Nana Nwene, invited Okabeng Leseyane, Political Analyst, Consultant and Adviser in Education and Policy at Wits University,to discuss the decline in youth participation in the 2021 local government elections.

Obakeng shares that young people are deliberately staying away from elections and have little faith in government to deliver.

The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has aligned with the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) call to not use Ivermectin for the treatment of COVID-19, in this stance it reflected in the SAHPRA statement, dated 28 January 2021, outlining SAHPRA’s views on Ivermectin and the Controlled Compassionate Use Programme.

To give more understanding of this issue we are joined by Prof Vinny Naidoo who is the dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Science at the University of Pretoria.

The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has aligned with the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) call to not use Ivermectin for the treatment of COVID-19, in this stance it reflected in the SAHPRA statement, dated 28 January 2021, outlining SAHPRA’s views on Ivermectin and the Controlled Compassionate Use Programme.

To give us more insight on this we are joined by Dr Tiny Mhinga who is Medical Practitioner for many years with a special interest in Men's Health & Travel Health.

Gauteng Premier Spokesperson, Vuyo Mhanga, says they are investigating the case of the Tembisa 10 babies.

Speaking to Area Code's Pretty Ngwenya and Zakes Twala, Mhanga asks if it was possible for someone to have 10 babies and it not be showcased and celebrated in a country like South Africa.

Grace Gichanga is a social innovator and lawyer who founded Luma Law, a platform that provides affordable access to practical, relevant, and user-friendly legal information.

Grace talks to Nathi about founding the Luma Law platform and her journey of social entrepreneurship during the Covid-19 pandemic. She also speaks about the importance of understanding your 'Why' when running a tech social enterprise.

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In today's episode of the Covid Report we will be discussing the effects of the pandemic on the lives of the hearing impaired citizens.

To give us understanding on this, we are joined by Alex Reichenberg who qualified as a Speech Therapist and Audiologist at the University of the Witwatersrand and is currently enrolled for master in audiology at Witwatersrand.

We are also joined by Rafeeyah Hassim who qualified as a Speech Therapist and Audiologist at the University of the Witwatersrand and has a Master’s degree from the University of Pretoria in Augmentative and Alternative Communication.

In this episode, Rosie Motene unpacks the legalities around GBV and converses with Megan Jane Wentzel from Fember Attorneys Incorporated.

The conversation gives insight into opening a protection order, the timelines for opening a case of gbv and the role of the National Prosecutor Authority (NPA).

Megan Jane Wentzel is a multifaceted Associate Attorney at Fember Attorneys who obtained her LLB from the University of the Witwatersrand.

Their contact details are https://www.fember.co.za

This year marks 31 years since the First Pride Parade in South Africa , Nana Mwene host of 'That Lunch Show' speaks to Nkanyiso Madlala a clinical psychologist and Affirmative Therapist to talk about challenges facing the LGBTQIA+ community in South Africa.

Nkanyiso explains that many people assume that this community only consist of gay or lesbian individuals, but in reality, it is a very diverse community.

In this episode of the Covid Report we are looking at the rollout of the Pfizer vaccine for children aged 12-17 in South Africa, as well what it means for them.

To further discuss this, we are joined by Dr Bha Ndungane-Tlakula who is the Medical Director at Pfizer SA.

Earlier this month, the minister of Sports Arts and Culture, alongside South African Rugby Union has announced that fully vaccinated supporters will be allowed to return to live club and professional rugby matches with a maximum of 2 000 spectators that will be permitted entry to rugby venues.

Although this does not extend to school rugby matches, which fall under the auspices of the Department of Basic Education.

To further discuss this, we are joined by Mark Alexander, President of South African Rugby Union House.

Vow FM's 'That Lunch Show' host, Nana Mwene, speaks to clinical psychologist, Nkanyiso Madlala, about mental illness in the Workplace.

The discussion looks at how mental health affects ones ability to perform their work and general productivity.

We also look at how to support someone at work who is diagnosed with a mental illness, and at the responsibility the employer or HR has towards mental illness in the workplace.

Ever since vaccination was made available, there have been those who are in favour of vaccinations and those who are against vaccinations. In today's episode of the Covid Report, we are joined by a proud South African anti-vaxxer Ms Malika Harris, and she will be sharing her views.

Earlier this year Wits University sent a detailed email to its students, which proposed a mandatory vaccination framework. This framework stated how people will be treated based on their vaccination status.

To give more information on this matter we are joined by the deputy vice-chancellor of the University of Witwatersrand, Professor Lynn Morris.

Sihle Gcilitshana is an activist and social justice warrior from South Africa. She is the current Programme Coordinator at the Civic Tech Innovation Network.

In this episode she talks to us about her journey as an activist working with policymakers in South Africa. She also shares some of her highlights from the recent Civic Tech Innovation Forum. Plus some advice for social entrepreneurs and innovators on the African continent.

Get in touch: Visit https://civictech.africa/ Follow @CivicTechAfrica on Twitter Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on Facebook Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on LinkedIn Share your civic tech initiative with us

Sandiso Ncube, publisher and author of the 10 Minute Guide to Starting a Business, visits The Main Switch once again.

In this episode, Sandiso Ncube engages in a Q and A session with young entrepreneurs on how to solve their day to day problems.

Along with much more useful advice, Sandiso shares that Entrepreneurs should clearly define what their values are, why they exist and the problem that they are trying to solve for your customer.

Gamelihle Bovana speaks to analyst Jamie Mightie about the country’s move to lockdown level 1 and how it will affect the 2021 Local Elections.

Pretty Ngwenya and Zakes Twala had a chat with an award winning vocalist, columnist, actor and chairperson of the KZN Heritage Foundation, speaking about people’s names and meanings behind them, and also, if people do live up to their names.

Young people are the future elders of society. VOW FM News Reporter, Makhosazane Twala looks into how higher learning institutions embraces or support students with ubungoma/ spiritual calling on campus.

We get insights from Buhle Zuma, Wits university communications officer, who says that the university respects the rights of various cultural and religious groups.

She further states that students are welcome to inform the university when they require support.

With the institution of traditional leaders protected in South Africa’s constitution, VOW FM News Reporter, Kwena Seema, dissects the exact role various traditional leaders play in our societies.

History requires us to preserve and protect that which is important to us. VOW FM Reporter, Eva Chipa, investigates how we can preserve our heritage for future generations and ensure the meaning of the day does not fade away with time

Education plays a big role in the younger generations acknowledging the importance of heritage and why we celebrate it. VOW FM News Reporter, Mmangaliso Khumalo, dissects if the education sector truly embraces ‘heritage education’.

As Heritage Day celebrates so many different aspects of tradition and culture, VOW FM News Reporter, Sesethu Ngoma, takes a closer look at traditional medicine and proudly South African cuisine

Corruption Watch (CW), in response to the many whistle-blower complaints it has received on police corruption and inspired by its engagements with communities experiencing police violence and abuse, launched an interactive open data tool – Veza (a colloquial term for ‘reveal’ or ‘expose’). The first of its kind in South Africa, Veza improves transparency in policing in the country and places the power to hold the South African Police Service (SAPS) accountable in the hands of the public.

In this episode, we are joined by Kavisha Pillay, who is a social justice activist who is the Head of Stakeholder Relations and Campaigns at Corruption Watch. She joins Nathi Mcetywa and Jimmy Maliseni from Alliance for Community Action (ACA) to talk about the anti-corruption tool, the Veza tool.

Get in touch: Visit https://civictech.africa/ Follow @CivicTechAfrica on Twitter Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on Facebook Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on LinkedIn Share your civic tech initiative with us . Veza Tool · Civic Tech Innovation Network

Historical sites are important in terms of paying homage to the cultures of the past and finding ways to learn from them in the present and future. VOW FM News Reporter, Makhosazane Twala, looks into the importance of preserving historical environments and how they benefit the social and cultural well-being of residents and civic pride.

VOW FM News Reporter, Lerato Mohoto, kicks off our Heritage day podcast series by offering a background on the importance of this day and why is it celebrated.

The Main Switch presenter Kgomotso Monyai, along with YFM DJ flax, have a conversation about men tackling suicidality , breaking the stigma around men’s mental health.

The CCDU explains that the reason behind more men falling victim to suicide is because men use more lethal means.

We also learn that men are more aggressive and more prone to substance abuse.

The high suicide rate amongst men in SA is also due to the financial strain that men in households have to deal with.

In this episode of the Covid Report we are looking at why and how the sinovac vaccine trials are being conducted on children.

To further discuss this, we are joined by Dr. Maropeng Rapetswa, Medical Review Officer of the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority who urther explains the process of clinical trials.

In this episode, Rosie Motene looks at what rape culture is and where the term originated.

The podcast unpacks examples of rape culture and how it exists, and why we must end this social norm.

We learn that rape culture is when sexual violence is treated as a social norm and how rapists are being protected, where victims are being shamed.

A survivour also shares her story on how she was coerced into having unprotected sex.

This week on My Rights we speak to Callyn Datnow, property lawyer at Witz Inc Attorneys about the important things around property.

Callyn shares that when buying property that is over R1 million, you are required to pay transfer duty to SARS.

She also explains eviction and shed some light on the importance around knowing exactly what has been agreed on in your lease.

The Main Switch host, Kgomotso Monyai, talks to entrepreneur and Author, Sandiso Ncube, about the misconceptions people generally have about owning or running a business.

Sandiso also speaks about entrepreneurial talent and how to sharpen entrepreneurial skills.

In this episode of the Covid Report, we are looking at how the covid-19 pandemic has affected those who are immunocompromised and how getting a vaccine would impact their lives.

To further discuss this, we are joined by Shabir Madhi, Professor of Vaccinology at Wits university, who discusses the affects that immunocompromised individuals might face, given that their immune system is weaker than that of others.

In this episode of the Covid Report, we look at how the covid-19 pandemic has affected and contributed to the increase in pregnancies, in the age group 10-16.

To discuss this, we are joined by Mpho Mogapi who is the cluster manager at Soul City Institute. He gives us a better understanding of this matter, as well as the ways in which Soul City Institute has and is working towards fighting this issue.

Wits University held the 2021/2022 Student Representative Council (SRC) elections this week, where newly elected members were announced on Wednesday night.

On the last day of the Election Day, Vow FM News sat down with the outgoing SRC President Mpendulo Mfeka, to discuss his tenure that is coming to an end.

Mfeka shared that a former SRC president has pledged $100 000 to support the initiative of raising funds to clear student debts. Our Reporter, Eva Chipa, compiled this special report.

PLUGGED IN hosts, Kgomotso and Mpumi speaks to CCDU ( Counselling Careers and Development Unit) Psycologist, Lean April on Worldwide Suicide Prevention Day.

She explains that most suicides occurs between ages 15 to 29, which is the student population and that this places students in South- Africa at risk with the complications that Covid- 19 brings.

Lean gives advice on how to treat suicidal peers or loved ones, by saying that we need to listen with compassion and empathy when that person shares with us.

In this cross-over between the Civic Tech in Africa podcast and the Talking Tech for Good podcast, we are joined by co-host Jason Bygate and guest Munyaradzi Dodo to talk about how young people can get their voices in the corridors of power.

Munyaradzi shares the journey he and his team took to establish Open Parly ZW, and the influence their establishment of Open Parly had on other young people in other countries outside of Zimbabwe.

He talks to us about the challenges and opportunities that come with upscaling an initiative such as the Open Parly initiative and also delves into why #DIYAfrica is such an important concept for young people in Africa.

Thank you to Jason Bygate, Luvuyo Maseko, and Grant McPherson for helping make this crossover episode happen. To find out more about ‘Talking Tech for Good podcast visit https://techtalk.org.za/.

Don’t forget to join the Civic Tech Initiative and the Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the ‘African #DIY civic tech approaches’ session on the 15th September 2021, at 15:00 (CAT).

This year, the Civic Tech Innovation Forum and Jamfest conferences invite African civic tech innovators, media innovators, and stakeholders to connect around the ways in which digital innovators, innovations, initiatives, and their support structures are playing out across our continent in the spaces of journalism, media, civic activism, and public services, particularly in this pandemic era. The theme of the governance is DIYAfrica and will focus on how we can co-create meaning, identity, and solutions in and for Africa.

The conference will be hosted on Whova, an event hosting application. Download Whova to join this week-long conference.

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In this episode of the Covid Report, we look at how the pandemic has affected the world of sports.

To give insight on this topic, we are joined by Matthew Paul Booth, who is a South African former professional footballer.

Paul shares about the trials and tribulations him as and his fellow sportsman have been and still are faced with.

In this episode, we are tackling the concept of gender in the workplace in the 21st century.

We further look into the constitutional provisions that prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender, sex and sexual orientation.

We also talk about how society has evolved from past traditional social constructs of binaries and how historically, one's gender was assigned at birth based on their reproductive organs.

Mainswitch presenter Kgomotso Monyai talks with Sandiso Ncube, a publisher and author of The 10 Minute Guide to Starting a Business:

a book about how to start and run a business and ensure it survives its first three years of life.

Kgomotso explained why good ideas don't make a good business by saying:"People don't pay for a product/ service because it is a good idea, they pay because of a need or a want that is served".

A useful piece of advice was also given by Kgomotso, saying that a person's motivation behind starting a business needs to be clear.

In this episode of the Covid Report, we are joined by Lerato Mahoto, Marona Seekane and Sfiso Nyawo, who shares their first-hand experiences of registering and receiving the covid-19 vaccine.

They also walk us through some of the strangest theories regarding the vaccine side effects.

It’s a new season. The Civic Tech in Africa podcast takes on a different format and we welcome Nathi Mcetywa as the new host. We kickstart this new season with Melissa Zisengwe (Programme Officer at CTIN) as co-host and Geci Karuri-Sebina (National Organiser of CTIN) as the first guest of the new season.

Geci Karuri-Sebina joins us to introduce to us her various curiosities and also uses the opportunity to introduce the Civic Tech Innovation Forum 2021 (CTIF21), which will take place on 13-17 September 2021.

This year, the Civic Tech Innovation Forum and Jamfest conferences invite African civic tech innovators, media innovators and stakeholders to connect around the ways in which digital innovators, innovations, initiatives and their support structures are playing out across our continent in the spaces of journalism, media, civic activism and public services, particularly in this pandemic era. The theme of the governance is DIYAfrica and will focus on how we can co-create meaning, identity and solutions in and for Africa.

The conference will be hosted on Whova, an event hosting application. Download Whova to join this week-long conference.

Get in touch: Visit https://civictech.africa/ Follow @CivicTechAfrica on Twitter Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on Facebook Follow Civic Tech Innovation Network on LinkedIn Share your civic tech initiative with us

Gender- based violence is a pandemic in South Africa. According to the Africa Health Organisation, 51% of women in South Africa say they have experienced gender- based violence, with 76% of men saying they've perpetrated gender-based violence at one stage in their lives. In this episode Rosie Motene, a Witsie, talks about her experience of physical violence, which took place behind the Wits theatre on campus.

Zakes Twala and Pretty Ngwenya speak to Gogo Dineo Ndlanzi, a celebrated sangoma, spiritual teacher, life coach, professional African storyteller, poet, writer, dancer and facilitator.

She gives us insight into her journey and what it really means to have an ancestral calling. Dineo shares that when her life went amiss without explanation, she knew that she might have a calling.

Dineo says that she's an advocate of 'working on yourself', as that was a very important aspect in her journey.

Tune in to Area Code every weekday from 09:00 to 12:00 on VOW FM 88.1, Hear It, Feel It, Live It.

On this episode of the Covid report, we are joined by Dr Gugu Mazibuko who is senior lecturer in African Languages at UKZN.

We discuss the possible long- term effects of covid 19 on our traditions and how we can combat these effects.

On this episode of the Covid Report, we are joined by the provincial chairman of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (Contralesa), Prince Manene Tabane.

We discuss the ways in which the government is engaging with Traditional Leaders of South Africa to bring information about the pandemic and the vaccine to all people.

In this episode of the covid report, we are joined by Mr. Douglas Ngobeni who is the spokes person of the Congress of South African Students.

We will be discussing the impact of covid-19 on schools. As well the work which was being done to improve the inequality gap in schools with regards to water and sanitation, technology, and dropout rates due to the pandemic

In this episode of the Covid Report, we are joined by Ntsiki Dlulane, head of Equal Education in the Western Cape.

Ntsiki talks to us about the impact of Covid -19 on schools and the work which has been done to improve the gap of inequality in rural schools, with regards to water and sanitation, technology and dropout rates due to the pandemic.

The month of August is known as Women's Month in South Africa and is celebrated nationwide. The Killer Joint, under the station campaign slogan "I Am A Woman", decided to focus on the women in the house music space using the hashtag "I Am A Woman In House Music".

In this edition of #ArtistOfTheWeek, we feature award winning artist (vocalist), DJ, author - Sio. We explore her latest ventures, including her album "Features", latest book release titled "the dawn of night: the twilight child" and finally the focus point, being a woman in the music scene. We wrap up with a mix she put together for the show.

Tune into The Killer Joint every Fridays from 20:00 to 00:00, and again on Saturdays from 18:00 to 21:00 on VOW FM 88.1, Hear It, Feel It, Live It.

The month of August is known as Women's Month in South Africa and is celebrated nationwide. The Killer Joint under the station campaign slogan "I Am A Woman", decided to focus on the women in the house music space using the hashtag "I Am A Woman In House Music".

In this edition of #TheRecordShop, we feature Artist Manager, Kamo Mailula, who takes us through how being a woman artist manager is like in a male dominated industry. In addition to this, we touch on her upbringing. Closing the chat is a selection of 7 songs she chose.

Tune into The Killer Joint every Fridays from 20:00 to 00:00, and again on Saturdays from 18:00 to 21:00 on VOW FM 88.1, Hear It, Feel It, Live It.

On today's edition of #UpCloseAndPersonal, Zakes Twala speaks to an award winning radio and media personality, Zweli Mbhele, about his radio broadcasting career that started right here on VOW FM. The conversation touches on Zweli's future and what he sees happening in his life.

Tune in to Area Code every weekday from 09:00 to 12:00 on VOW FM 88.1, Hear It, Feel It, Live It.

CCDU Therapist, Vanessa Trindade, talks to The Main Switch Breakfast host, Kgomotso Monyai, about mental wellness and mental health.

Vanessa shares educational points on what mental wellness is, saying that it is not always something that is negative on your mind, instead- it is how you think, feel and how you behave.

She adds that mental wellness is not shameful and is not a weakness, as everyone has to deal with it.

Career Educator and Social Worker, Vuyelwa Chili, talks to The Main Switch Breakfast Host, Kgomotso Monyai, about resilience, and shares information around the importance of being resilient within the workplace and in our everyday lives.

In today's episode of the Covid Report , we are joined by Ellezè Matthews, better known as DJ Zykie. He is a Dj and owner of a newly founded production company by the name of Zykie Productions.

We will bediscuss how the pandemic has affected new businesses within the entertainment industry, As well as ways these businesses can menuevre in the entertainment industry amidst the pandemic.

In today's episode of the Covid Report , we are joined by event organizer, DJ, and Sound Engineer, Anderson Mabitsela, to discuss how the pandemic has affected small businesses within the entertainment industry.

We also discuss ways in which businesses can manoeuvre in the entertainment industry amidst the pandemic.

It is not secret that the women face a different plight on the continent to that of men and following that logic would mean that the impact on women might differ even if it be slight.

To further unpack this discussion on Africa and the pandemic, we are joined by researcher, Omhle Ntshingila, who has done work on women in Africa.

Africa is often described as a sleeping giant with untapped potential. Now this may hold truth in some aspects and not others, but today we look at whether or not this is the case when it comes to handling the pandemic.

To have this conversation, we are joined by Puseletso Sauli, who is a young legal and trade expert with a passion for this continent and its development.

The inaugural Young Entrepreneurs Summit brought entrepreneurs and experts together to share their insights and experience around innovation and entrepreneurship to help aspiring young entrepreneurs build high-growth start-ups in a panel discussion. Financial Journalist and host of Business Buzz on VOW FM Mudiwa Gavaza spoke to panelists; Lebo Phasha, business mentor and general manager for Southern Africa at the African Management Institute, Liz Letsoalo, entrepreneur and founder of Masodi Organics and Neil Welman, co-founder of alternative small business lender Lulalend.They discussed igniting the spark for youth entrepreneurship, especially during the time of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Healthy relationships is a very important aspect in our lives, especially during these testing times where we have a pandemic at hand. Managing the relationships we hold so dear is just as important. Plugged In therefore, talks to Vuyelwa Phellows about how to manage healthy relationships.

Talking 'graduateness' with Raj Naran, a Career Counselor and Team Leader for Career Development Services. We unpack how to be more than someone with a degree after university, how one can be more innovative, prepare for job hunting and the world of work in general. Interpersonal skills,digital skills and social skills is also discussed as necessary tools for students and graduates.

Wits University student Ayanda Ntuli takes us through some of the funding opportunities students can get for accommodation. In this podcast, all funding avenues and solutions to funding are highlighted.

Vinoba Krishna, HIV Programme Coordinator/Advocacy Team Leader from CCDU, talks to host of The Mainswitch, Kgomotso Monyai, about volunteering in the spirit of this iconic figure that has contributed so greatly to the landscape and the people of South Africa. And in the spirit of nation and community building, we have always endorsed the Mandela Day initiative. Whether around education, human rights or matters relating to poverty alleviation – we believe that taking ownership and being responsible for ourselves and others is an important attribute to have.

On this episode of the Covid Report we are joined by Vanishaa Gordhan, who is the project managed for the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG).

We will be discussing how the pandemic has affected people's mental health and practical ways to spot and manage mental health issues brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic

In this episode of the Covid Report we are joined by Ms. Hunadi Maleka, who is a Clinical Psychologist with the Gauteng Department of Health, to discuss the effects of the pandemic on people's mental health.

We also discuss the practical ways one can take care of and maintain their mental health.

Financing a new venture can be a daunting task, especially if you have no to minimal experience in soliciting funding. And with the pandemic having interrupted many industries, many small organisations are to rethink how to remain sustainable in these uncertain times. In this fourth Jamlab Meet-up, in collaboration with the Civic Tech Innovation Network we ask the questions: Who are the funders? and Where does one begin looking for funding? During this conversation, we discuss funding strategies for civic tech and media innovation, and how organisations seeking funding or support from contemporary funders can better their position and prepare themselves. We also learn about interesting models and approaches on how innovators can fund and sustain their ideas or platforms.

Career educator and social worker at CCDU, Lindelwe Cili, joins Kgomotso Monyai, host of The Mainswitch, to explore different ways of managing stress during exams and how to channel the stress in order to achieve great exam results.

Exam period can be stressful. In this week's episode we look at how to prepare adequately and absorb the stressors effectively. The Main Switch anchor speaks to Vinoba Krishna who is the HIV Programme Coordinator/Advocacy Team Leader at Counselling and Careers Development Unit at Wits University.

In this episode we are in conversation with Prince Manene Tabane who is the CONTRALESA Gauteng Provincial Chairperson.

We look at how adjusted lockdown level 4 restrictions will affect the traditions and customs many South Africans have come to know and look forward to during this time of the year.

In this final episode, we explore how a student can make their student resident a home away from home. We speak to Siphokazi about all our questions relating to renovations and all things home decorations. If you want to know how to adapt ways on how to make your living space a home away from home, then this is the podcast for you.

Many small business reportedly fail because they do not invest enough in marketing for their business, as some see it as an expensive exercise. VOW FM Station Manager, Shoeshoe Qhu speaks to social media expert Keneilwe Malotle who is a Project Manager at Digify Africa, about marketing small businesses online. Entrepreneurs walked away with knowing the importance to have social media as a tool for their businesses.

Financial journalist at the SABC Liabo Setho, Lebo Phasha, business mentor and General Manager for Southern Africa at the African Management Institute, and Masego Kwenamore a Certified Business Mentor and entrepreneur, heard from entrepreneurs pitching their business and how they are keeping afloat during the pandemic. Three businesses walked away with great prizes from VOW FM and Wits Business School.

Serial Entrepreneur and media personality DJ Sbu, whose real name is Sibusiso Leope, says that he learnt entrepreneurship from when he was a child, tending to his parents spaza shop. He says the spaza shop kept him from the streets and taught him how to be a problem solver. He encouraged parents to teach their children about business at home. DJ Sbu was speaking at Voice of Wits' inaugural Young Entrepreneurs Summit 202, held virtually.

A week removed from President Cyril Ramaphosa's latest address, in which he placed the country back under Lockdown Alert Level 3. Special guest, Former Wits Drama HOD, Warren Never, joins The Covid Report to help ponder how the continued fight against this pandemic has had an adverse impact on South African society in multiple ways.

March 2020 marked the beginning of what we know as the anniversary of Covid in South Africa. The first Covid-19 cases were reported. This was the start of moving from new levels of living and having regular family meetings with Pres. Cyril Ramaphosa. It’s been more than a year since we have lived with this pandemic.

In this podcast, we investigate how student accommodations have changed to reduce the risk of Covid-19 spreading.

Lebo Pasha, General Manager for Southern Africa at the African Management Institute, unpacks the panel discussion taking place on June 24th. Lebo reveals what the motive for the young entrepreneurs' summit is, enhancing business skills and also engaging with other business people.

On Best of 25 Kgosigadi and Junior profile young people who are making a difference in their communities by exploring business ventures that may seem unusual to the greater community but to them it is what makes them the best. On this edition of Best of 25 Kgosigadi and Junior speak to Lebohang Nyandeni who is the founder of LebzCafe. LebzCafe is a brand of 100% freeze dried instant coffee. Product offerings include iKoffie instant coffee as well as hot chocolate. Lebohang speaks to the #VOWFMDrive team about his journey to establishing LebzCafe, the production process and some of the challenges he faces as a young entrepreneur. Listen to the #BestOf25 of the #VOWFMDrive every Tuesday.

Money Monday on the VOWFM drive equips you with all the basics of financial literacy from starting a business to being able to file your own tax returns. On this episode Mudiwa Gavaza talks to us about financial indicators, which is the exchange rate to another currency. He lets us know the importance of the financial indicators and what goes into determining these indicators.

Tune into 88.1 every Monday at 16:20 and get ready to fill up your financial literacy tool kit.

This #JamlabMeetup conversation focuses on what the implications might be for the roles of the media and various civic tech actors who are typically involved with trying to strengthen citizen engagement, increase transparency, accountability and democratic governance. Panelists share strategies that can be implemented to help journalists and civic activists to prepare and improve on ways of empowering communities, and the diversity of voices within the public space through digital media and other social innovations.

Events Speakers: Kathy Magrobi, founder of Quote This Woman+ in South Africa Ivan Louis Pinno, co-founder of Digital Woman Uganda Dr Caroline Khene, senior lecturer at De Monfort University in the United Kingdom Daniel Odongo, director of implementation at Ushahidi

In this episode we are in conversation with NAPTOSA spokesperson Basil Manuel.

We discuss how the covid-19 pandemic and the disruptions it has brought about have affected the schooling system.

The Main Switch presenter Kgomotso Monyai has a conversation with Ministry of Police spokesperson, Lirandzu Themba. Lirandzu provides information about the amendment to the draft of the Firearms Control Amendment Bill,signed by president Cyril Ramaphosa. The law, if passed, will bring new limits on the amount of ammunition gun owners may hold, and on how many firearms hunters and sport shooters may possess.

The law would also provide for firearms to be seized from anyone charged with domestic violence or harassment, under a system in which their licenses are suspended.

She further unpacks how we can prevent the infestation of unlicensed guns, and their illegal trade.

The mainswitch presenter Kgomotso Monyai in conversation with Nomsa Nteleko, who is the CEO and co-founder of Artificial intelligence company called Amathuba AI.

the podcast covers Nomsa Nteleko’s success in the IT/Business solutions arena and how she takes on a new challenge in yet another male dominated industry, as well as how each one of her “challenges”. Nomsa talks about how she is constantly providing opportunities for young people and professionals across Africa and this no different with Amathuba Artificial Intelligence.

The pandemic has been a part of our lives for over a year now. With the various highs and lows of our nation's fight against COVID- 19, regular contributor to the show, Jamie Mighti, helps us ponder whether or not a growing tiredness of life under all these restrictions in place is justifiable, and the best way to manage this.

In this episode, we speak to JD Bothma and Adrian Kearns about OpenUp’s approach in implementing civic tech projects and reflect on some challenges they have faced in implementing civic tech projects in rural South Africa. They also talk about the importance of implementing user-centred civic tech projects when attempting to resolve people’s real-life challenges.

People have different views about an ancestral calling, some embrace it while others forbid it. It can be the lack of understanding about it or because of their own beliefs. It's a journey of spiritual awakening, but it's often not easy to fulfill. Many turn to a Gobela or a teacher for help and end up being the victims of abuse.

Mandisa Komanisi (who is still in the process of initiation) and Yolanda Dandala (founder of Young Sangoma Empowerment) discuss their journeys of ancestral calling.

Gamelihle Bovana speaks to analyst Jamie Mightie about the country’s move to lockdown level 2 as numbers of covid-19 infections rise. Is it possible to avoid having another surge in infections across the country?

Educational Activist, Hendrick Makeneta, joins The Covid Report to shed insight on the plight faced by the SA schooling system owing to the effects of the COVID 19 pandemic.

The social media space has grown immensely and has become a platform where people make a living. Companies, Influencers, and Content Creators, to name a few, have created sustainable brands through these platforms.

Area Code host Pretty Ngwenya chats to Unathi Mkiva who is the founder of the South African Social Media Awards ( SASMA), about their launch.

In this session, we unpack and understand what urban governance is and how governance is an interdisciplinary subject. Presented by Dr Caryn Abrahams.

In this session, we understand what governance is, why it is important, and the different types of governance. Presented by Associate Professor Ivor Sarakinsky.

In this session we understand what how peace and security provides a foundation for governance. Presented by Associate Professor Erin McCandless

In this session we learn about how economics affect government policy. Presented by Professor Pundy Pillay and Odile Mackett

In this episode, Mmabatho Montse is in conversation with Richard Gevers. Richard is the founder of Open Cities Lab, a civic technology lab with a focus on the development of open data for application to urban challenges operating within cities in Africa. Richard is also one of the founding Reference Group members for the Civic Tech Innovation Network.

The Wits School of Governance hosted the book launch of Land Matters – South Africa’s Failed Land Reforms and the Road Ahead by Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi.

Why has land reform been such a failure in South Africa? Will expropriation without compensation solve the problem? What can be done to get the land programme back on track? Land Matters unpacks developments in land redistribution, restitution and tenure reform, and makes suggestions for what needs to be done in the future. The book also considers the power of chiefs, the tension between communal land ownership and the desire for private title, the failure of the willing-buyer, willing-seller approach, women and land reform, the role of banks, and the debates around amending the Constitution.

This webinar was a compelling conversation between Professor Mzukisi Qobo, WSG Head of School and Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi.

This Jamlab Meetup reflected upon work being done to decolonise African narratives, while also looking forward to resetting Africa onto a new path of solidifying its stories and futures. The session will unpack ways in which journalism, media, and civic tech communities can contribute to reshaping African narratives.

The Rebuilding of African Economies During and After COVID-19 and the Opportunities Women Should Leverage for Their Advancement. A public lecture by former Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry in Botswana and African Economist, Ms Bogolo J Kenewendo.

Over the lockdown, there were multiple and various instances of weight gain among the populace due to impacted eating habits, which danced dangerously close to the edge of a rise in obesity. The Covid Report explores this by employing the expertise of Associate Dietitian Yuri Bhaga

Over the lockdown, there were multiple and various instances of weight gain among the populace due to impacted eating habits, which danced dangerously close to the edge of a rise in obesity. The Covid Report explores this by employing the expertise of bariatric surgeon Dr. Andre Potgiete.

Themainswitch presenter Kgomotso Monyai does a telephonic interview with the general manager of licensing at SAMRO, Manqoba Khubeka. This is after Tik Tok has announced a multi-year licensing agreement with the Southern African Music Rights Organisation.Manqoba explains the process of the artist receiving these royalties, the difference between the traditional mediums and tik tok in term of royalties received. And lastly discusses how lucrative the move is for both the artist and the organization SAMRO.

The Wits School of Governance and the National School of Government hosted the launch of The Political Economy of Vaccines: Access, Equity, and Africa’s Manufacturing Prospects Series, a series of conversations on the political economy of vaccines. A sharp spotlight on global inequalities and the interplays of power between the developed and developing countries. Dr John Nkengasong, Director of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention delivered a keynote address on the topic Vaccine Nationalism and Africa’s Drug Manufacturing Prospects. Respondents: Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng, Special Rapporteur, United Nations and Zane Dangor, Special Adviser to the Minister of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation.

This Jamlab Meetup in collaboration with the Civic Tech Innovation Network, aims to reflect upon work that is being done to decolonise African narratives, but also to look forward to resetting Africa onto a new path of solidifying its stories and futures. The session will unpack ways in which journalism, media and civic tech communities can contribute to reshaping African narratives.

South Africa has echoed the call made by many other nations to waive the Intellectual Property rights to the vaccine so that countries can empower themselves to produce their own vaccines. Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng - a.k.a Dr. T helps The Covid Report team unpack this.

The main switch presenters Kgomotso and Goitse interview Uzo Agyare-Kumi, Dean of Global Programs at African Leadership Academy, talking about how parents could be the solution to ensuring more job opportunities for future generations in South Africa .What does support look like from a parent who knows nothing about entrepreneurship. Uzo gives Advice to listeners why entrepreneurship is seen as being so important for Africa and what role should parents play in effectively supporting their kids in entrepreneurship.

This evening on the Covid Report Gamelihle Bovana and Karabo Asala are in conversation with the CEO of Higher Health, Prof Ramneek. Who speaks of the new variant as not being deadly, and that the vaccines would still be effective against this variant.

However, South Africans have to make a collective effort to take heed of the Covid-19 regulations to avoid another surge of Covid-19 cases.

This evening on the Covid Report Gamelihle Bovana and Karabo Asala are in conversation with the Founder of Gift of the Givers, Dr Sooliman regarding the new Covid-19 variant detected in India. Dr Sooliman shares his thoughts on factors that spiked the wave in India, and what work they as Gift of the Givers are doing to lend a helping hand.

The Presenters, Sizwe and Kgomotso speak to an intellectual property Analyst Nare Moichela about the different types of intellectual property and on how they can be protected. Moichela analyzes the classic Vodacom please call me IP case. The legal systems and processes put in place to patent or trademark your ideas.Who to contact when your ideas get stolen,how to go about it and what documents are required.

In this episode I am in conversation with Baratang Miya, who has 18 years experience as a tech entrepreneur, consulting start-ups as a content creator, product designer and visual communicator specializing in user experience and mobile product management. She is the founder of Girlhype Coders, an initiative created with the purpose of teaching young women to code and also mentoring women who are pursuing STEM careers.

In this episode we speak to Niousha Roshani. Niousha is a social scientist, serial entrepreneur, researcher and a visionary leader with a global approach and citizenship connecting change-makers in diverse sectors to opportunities around the world. In this conversation we spoke about Social innovation and technology - a global perspective.

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many people in many different ways. Specifically, as it pertains to creatives of any kind, it has impacted their ability to produce bodies of creative work, which makes any sort of success in this department something worthy to be lauded. To this end, Writer, Khanya Mtshali - author of the recently released book "It's Not Inside, It's On Top" joins us to unpack the journey she took in the writing of her book and how she rose to the challenge of writing & releasing a book during the height of lockdown in SA.

The #Mainswitch presenters,Goitsie and Kgomotso speak to A young Self-published Author of a book called A Sandpaper Trail: Becoming of Age, Wona Macingwane. Wona tells us about her insightful Memoir which focuses on subjects like GBV,Violence and Depression ,Macingwane speaks about her experiences and explains the inspiration behind writing the book, the healing process in writing and what she hopes to achieve with her book.

In this episode Mmabatho Montse, Project Assistant at Civic Tech Innovation Network speaks to Zine Nkukwana, the Chief Executive Officer of Lindamahle Management Systems. Lindamahle Management Systems is a 100% woman owned ICT accredited training service provider, which was the first South African black female owned company signed as a partner to Google in the Digital Skills for Africa Programme. Nkukwana is passionate about women and youth development and has devoted her life in doing philanthropic work with these groups.

What happens once you have finally found the perfect student accommodation. In this episode Booipelo Mooketsi speaks to Nomvelo Zondi about all things a student's apartment should have, and importantly where you can get all those from.

The Main Switch presenters, Goitse and Kgomotso speak the founder of All Day Jam Gontse Selaocoe, a 22 year old from Orange Farm in Gauteng also known as "Pantsula La Jam". Selaocoe whose Jam recipe was inspired by his grandmother, tells us about how he started his business and the challenges he has faced along the way.

The presenters, Kgomotso Monyai and Goitse Lelaka had a telephonic interview with National Arts Council Spokeperson Tshepo Mashiane. The Spokeperson Tshepo , discusses the reason why the Covid-19 relief fund distribution is apparently delayed.The presenters also pose questions on the benefits of contract workers ,regarding Labour Laws in Arts and Culture. the conversation also extends to how will the NAC make sure the money is distributed to the right companies and for the right reasons. The artist's responsibilty after getting the funds and the follow up done to see through the project funded.

One of the most polarizing topics within urban South African discourse, particularly during the pandemic, has been the various alcohol bans put in place during the lockdown. They have routinely received a mixed response from the public, & to this end, we are joined by Bar Consultant & Mixologist, Ntando Ngema, who helps us separate fact from fiction, in relation to this topic, while also pondering the way forward to encouraging responsible alcohol consumption in South Africa.

The COVID 19 pandemic has a significant impact on the steadily worsening unemployment crisis in SA, & resulted in many people losing their jobs. Certain individuals, however, were able to also take advantage of the opportunity presented to them in the wake of this, & to this end, we are joined by Chef, Siyabonga Ngwenya, who unpacks how leaving his corporate job presented him with the opportunity to open an eatery business in his community

FTI Consulting released a study that tracked the progressively worsening unemployment crisis in South Africa and how the COVID 19 pandemic made this even worse. Dr. Paula Armstrong joins us on the show to unpack her findings and the research that went into the production of the study.

In this episode, host Mmabatho Montse speaks to Tina James. Tina has more than 35 years of consulting experience with a focus on ICTs for Development and Digital Inclusion in Africa – humanitarian assistance, SMEs, education, sustainable livelihoods, policy and strategy development, innovation, and environmental management.

In this episode CTIN Project Assistant, Mmabatho Montse, speaks to National Co-ordinator at Civic Tech Innovation Network, Professor Geci Karuri-Sebina, who will share more about the Civic Tech Innovation Network and it’s work. She was invited to be national organiser at CTIN in its first year, 2018, to support its efforts to engage with different actor-groups in SA- including local and national government officials who were relatively unaware of the emerging field of civic tech.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had adverse effects on people's ability to earn a living, & this hasn't been more keenly felt anywhere else than in the informal trading sector. SAITA's Rosheda Muller joins us on The Covid Report to unpack the measures their organization is taking to help the impacted informal traders in need.

In this episode, we discuss all things one should consider when looking for student accommodation. From the types of accommodations available to the essential amenities. Boipelo Mooketsi speaks to Sanele Ndlovu, an Administrator at student accommodation Campus Central about what you should consider when looking for student accommodation. Some of the key points Sanele mentioned is that you need to look for a student accommodation that is accessible and has unlimited wi- fi.

Financial exclusion of Wits Students has led to on going protests ,as first year students are not going to be funded by NSFAS and the returning students with historical debts are excluded.The presenter Raps speaks about the constant fee increase of Universities, that leads to systematic exclusion of previously disadvantaged people. The conversation extends to the 2015/16 #feesmustfall movement which enabled NSFAS to become a bursary, the question then leads to how effective is the implementation of this so-called free education is?

Two young student journalists Nondumiso Lehutso and Aphelele Buqwana's first experience of reporting live from the scene turned into trauma, as they were shot with rubber bullets by members of the South African Police Service (SAPS), while covering the protests over the financial exclusion of some students at the university.

VOW FM host Harvey T chats to Nondumiso Lehutso about the brutal experience of getting shot by the SAPS while innocently reporting on the protest.

As regularly noted over the entirety of the show's history, the COVID 19 pandemic has prompted many people to reevaluate their priorities & reexamine their career aspirations. Head of Food at Nando's, Ms. Pascale Sobiecki, joins us on The Covid Report to provide insight in this regard, while also mapping out the options available for those considering entering the restaurant & food space.

The turbulent nature of this pandemic, as well as the immeasurable damage to people's jobs, livelihoods & career aspirations that it left in its wake, has necessitated a change for many of us, ranging from necessary to uncomfortable, while also leaving a cloud of uncertainty over those still making their entry into the workspace. Our guest, Mahlatse Hlako - a Media Design student - talks us through what informed the career choices she's made for herself and how this period has impacted her.

Employment and Labour minister Thembelani Nxesi, says his department will introduce a new labour migration policy that regulates foreign workers in South Africa. Lunga unpacks the possible motive Thulas Nxesi has ,and discusses whether or not this should be applicable to all foreigners or continental foreigners. The conversation also includes that no one must violate the constitution in terms of Bill of Rights and the right for everybody to work.

The Covid-19 pandemic has been a turbulent period for many, jobs were lost and many people's lives changed drastically. How anxious were matriculants with having to adjust to online studying and putting in extra work to ensure that they pass their Matric year?

Gamelihle Bovana speaks to Khumo Toyana, a learner who completed Grade 12 last year. And also talks to Hildah Boikanyo, a single mother of two teenage boys who lost her job and had to relocate back home, causing her son to repeat Grade 12 this year.

Bolt wants to expand its only women service to more countries. Last year November Bolt introduced the trial run in Rusternburg and East london for, a Bolt ride type for women by women.The service was officially launched in january 2021. Lunga discusses issues surrounding the bolt violence epidemic against the women and talks about the R350 million received by bolt from the International Finance Corporation, which is part of the World Bank .

Global property consultancy group Knight Frank published its 2021 wealth report ,outlining how wealth is set to grow in countries over the next five years. Goitse and Kgomotso discuss the effects of Covid 19 on wealth, the role of privilege a rich individual has and what careers and ventures have the most money. The presenters also mention what has been hindering some people from keeping their wealth, financial literacy, bad investments and more. Predictions on industries that are potentially going to make millions in the next five years, with social media advertising and influencing as the presenters predictions